Hi Mario,
I'm sure it's not working properly.
If i take a simple example:
1. Fill a cell with:
123_456
2. Use the searchreplace with:
search:
([:digit:]{3})
replace:
$1
3. Hit replace all
What should happen is that the regexp is matched against 123_456, it
matches once when it finds 123 so it
Hi,
I think i found a bug in the search/replace of Calc.
When looking for a pattern to be replaced by a string containing references
to the matches of the search, if a cell has this pattern more than once,
only the first replacement is correct.
Example below:
Search:
T[1-3](\.[A-Z]+[0-9]+)
sheets that become
independant of the original one, and modifying a cell in the original sheet
does not affect the copies.
I hope i made it clear enough, sorry if it is still strange :)
Best regards,
Le 15/03/2012 03:05, Jay Lozier a écrit :
On 03/14/2012 06:49 PM, Ninj wrote:
In fact, i
everyone for digging into my problem.
Best regards,
Ninj
Le 15/03/2012 21:25, Andreas Säger a écrit :
Scenarios have a property Copy Back. If this option is unset, you can still
edit the scenario but when you switch to another one this one will be preserved.
So this type of Don't Copy Back scenario
?
Thank you for reaching this line of text :)
Best regards,
Ninj
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that finally: i have three
sheets almost identical except for the 4 first cells, how do i avoid
maintening the three ones when i need to change a cell that is the same in all
three sheets?
Then i thought of some kind of link. But i don't know...
Thank you!
Ninj
Le 14/03/2012 22:55, Ninj a écrit
