Hi all,
I'm not really sure how to go about lodging a feature request, so I'll just
disguise this as a question.
I'm trying to write a fairly long book with OpenOffice and in general things
go very smoothly. So far, I'm pretty happy that I ditched Word (very fickle
with long documents) for
Hi guys,
I'm trying to make a beautiful chart in Calc, but something always goes
horribly wrong. My problem. I want to create a chart that looks like this:
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n3361274/Chart_BeforeChangingSize.gif
No problem so far. When I try to resize it, or change
Maybe some more information :-D:
- I'm running Win7 and version 3.4.3 of LibreOffice.
- This problem only happens after I create a chart in one sheet and then cut
and paste it to another sheet.
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I've been encountering a rather annoying while making a presentation in
Impress: Text with complex layout pasted from Writer keeps spontaneously
changing. Here's what happens
- I copy a stretch of text from Writer and paste it into a slide as an
RTF-formated text frame
- I apply formatting to it:
The tabs are relative to the text box, as far as I can see.
I am not really sure where I can find the adjust text size to space
available, but I'm pretty certain I didn't select it. In the 'Text' tab of
the 'Text...' right-click option, Fit height to text is selected and not
Fit to frame.
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Hi Tom,
No, no real answer. Not really sure what the cause of it is either, because
a very similar problem happens in MS Word:
When you copy and paste stretches of text with
(a) non-Roman fonts,
(b) lots of tabs, and/or
(c) lots of different text formatting
all kinds of strange things
Hi,
Is there a straightforward way in Calc to calculate negative time values? By
default, this does not appear to be possible, e.g. 00:00:00 - 02:00:00 is
always 22:00:00, not -02:00:00.
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Hi Simon,
Thanks for your answer.
Strange, I did exactly what you said and still have the same problem. All
fields are formatted as time HH:mm. Both with the standard formula
(=Cell1-Cell2) and using the TIME function (=TIME(0,0,0)-TIME(2,0,0) I get
22:00:00 as my output.
Best,
Rik
Hi JBF,
Great tip! changing it to [HH]:MM:SS did do the trick.
Rdb
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I tried to look for a function like that in conditional formatting, but it
does not seem to be there. Would it be a good idea to request this feature
and do you do that?
If you're writing a book /thesis / longish document, this can be a
dealbreaker when you're considering switching to
Hi guys,
I am trying to set up a template for a book, but I am struggling to find a
way to set up the page styles to make them conform to the publisher's style
sheet. Here is what they are asking for:
Preface or Acknowledgements or Dedication begins on page v. Contents begins
on page v if
Wow, a lot of feedback for one weekend. Thanks everybody.
Jean: I'll expand upon my previous answer. Don't use Left Page/Right Page
if
the only difference is that margins are mirrored and the info in headers
and/or footers is different. Use a mirrored page style instead. Then the
lefts and rights
Hi,
I am trying to make a nice style sheet with bullets at different outline
levels, and with each outline level at a different indentation. The
indentation just won't work out, whatever I try. Here's what I did:
Created a paragraph style 'CV Bullets'
Made its indent 7.4mm
In 'Outline
Arrgh, now you make me feel guilty for just freeloading (or should I say
libreloading).
I'll get in touch with them.
Didn't manage to solve my problem, though. For now it's just manually
reformatting the Level 2 and 3 lists...
Best,
Rik
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