Tinkerer wrote:
> Do you think there would be much demand for such a function?
Hi Tinkerer,
honestly, I doubt that there's much demand for such a function. There
may be 1 or 2 people that would want something like that, not really
worthwhile to include into the program. And I think it would be
d
Thank you Stephan
I copied and pasted the quantities in text from an article.
In the end it was quicker to print it out and just type them in, but I
thought using CT2N would guarantee the accuracy.
Do you think there would be much demand for such a function?
Best regards, Tink.
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Tinkerer wrote:
> I was trying to convert 'one and "two"
If you can upload a test file with typical inputs, then someone (maybe
even me?) could have a look at writing a function (Calc function or
Macro) that addresses your need(s).
Regards
Stephan
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WHo :)
Congrats :) Yes, forgiven if you have got it workingnow :) At least from me.
Regards from
Tom :)
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To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Wed, 15 June, 2011 19:13:32
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: CT2N Extension.
My most
My most abject apologies to all concerned.
Both problems CT2N and Value() require whole numbers as a quotation.
eg '2 or "3"
They then remove the quote marks.
I was trying to convert 'one and "two"
May I ask to be forgiven,
Tink.
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Hi Stephan
It appears I may be at fault here.
The Bug is: 38314
According to Libre Guide Value() requires that you type in the text to be
converted eg "123" and not "one two three", neither will a cell reference
suffice.
As for CT2N that bug remains, though I have been told I must contact the
au
Tinkerer wrote:
> BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
> in which case, I would not need CT2N.
> I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
> Error 502.
Hi Tinkerer,
could you perhaps upload a test file of where this function is
:)
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Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: CT2N Extension.
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Tinkerer wrote (14-06-11 21:10)
BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
in which case, I would not need CT2N.
I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
Error 502.
Prolly some changes from 3.3. > 3.4 in handl
Tinkerer wrote (14-06-11 21:10)
BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
in which case, I would not need CT2N.
I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
Error 502.
Prolly some changes from 3.3. > 3.0 in handling numbers/strings.
Tinkerer wrote (14-06-11 20:55)
I have replaced CT2N with a fresh download and it still does not work.
It appears as an Add On> CT2N>The menu appears.
Clicking on Whole sheet, or Selected produces a Nil result.
Have you checked this and filed a bug?
No need to file a bug.
Step in the basic-c
BTW. I should be able to Convert text to Numbers using the Value() function,
in which case, I would not need CT2N.
I have tried using Value several ways and all I get is either #Value, or
Error 502.
Tink.
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Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: CT2N Extension.
Many thanks Tom.
I have replaced CT2N with a fresh download and it still does not work.
It appears as an Add On> CT2N>The menu appears.
Clicking on Whole sheet, or Selected produces a Nil result.
Have you checked this and filed a bug?
Tink.
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Many thanks Tom.
I have replaced CT2N with a fresh download and it still does not work.
It appears as an Add On> CT2N>The menu appears.
Clicking on Whole sheet, or Selected produces a Nil result.
Have you checked this and filed a bug?
Tink.
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, 2011 19:07:22
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: CT2N Extension.
On 2011-06-14, Tom Davies wrote:
> From: Nuno J. Silva
>> On 2011-06-14, Tom Davies wrote:
>>
>>> It seems that none of the OpenOffice Extensions are available now? Can
>>> anyone
>>
>&g
On 2011-06-14, Tom Davies wrote:
> From: Nuno J. Silva
>> On 2011-06-14, Tom Davies wrote:
>>
>>> It seems that none of the OpenOffice Extensions are available now? Can
>>> anyone
>>> confirm or better still, suggest where to get extensions from now?
>>
>> The extension service servers are work
Hi :)
I had 2 failed clicks and then the 3rd time worked. Hopefully the original
poster gets lucky too :)
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Nuno J. Silva
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Tue, 14 June, 2011 18:37:20
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: CT2N
On 2011-06-14, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> It seems that none of the OpenOffice Extensions are available now? Can
> anyone
> confirm or better still, suggest where to get extensions from now?
The extension service servers are working... kind of.
It sometimes does not serve images or styleshe
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