On 16-02-12 04:34, sharon kimble wrote:
On Wednesday 15 February 2012 07:19:50 Joep L. Blom wrote:
On 14-02-12 19:36, Andreas Säger wrote:
That is easy. Open the Base document which connects the TB address
database with this office suite.
Go to the query section.
Let the designer or wizard crea
On Wednesday 15 February 2012 07:19:50 Joep L. Blom wrote:
> On 14-02-12 19:36, Andreas Säger wrote:
> > That is easy. Open the Base document which connects the TB address
> > database with this office suite.
> > Go to the query section.
> > Let the designer or wizard create a new query from the ta
Linux users who can not connect to TB can export csv files from TB and
connect LibreOffice to this data source. Notice that you can export any
virtual address list you have created in TB and that the exported csv is a
snapshot of the current address data. You need to repeat the export
procedure in
Hi :)
It's always good to have choices. So, i think James deserves thanks rather
than criticism.
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Wed, 15/2/12, Andreas Säger wrote:
From: Andreas Säger
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Base - Phone book ?
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Wednesda
Joep L. Blom wrote
>
>>
> All,
> I would like to do the same however, as I wrote on 29-12-2012 in LO
> 3.4.5 on Ubuntu 10.04 it is impossible to link with the TB address-book
> although the choice is given (see the referenced mail). Or is this
> feature finally implemented in 3.5.
> Joep
>
Ju
James Knott wrote
>
> I thought the OP simply wanted to print his address book, after
> selecting the columns he wanted to print. That is easy enough to do in
> Calc.
>
The question was about printing specific columns only which is even more
easy without any calculator software or using Calc
On 14-02-12 19:36, Andreas Säger wrote:
That is easy. Open the Base document which connects the TB address database
with this office suite.
Go to the query section.
Let the designer or wizard create a new query from the table in question.
Add only the columns you need.
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Andreas Säger wrote:
You can export the address book in tab or comma delimited format. You
can then import that file into Calc and do whatever you want with it.
No, you can't do anything with database data in Calc. You can not query
virtual tables nor can you generate reports nor serial letters
On Tue, 2012-02-14 at 15:57 -0800, IGraham wrote:
> far be it for me to distract from a good developing 'discussion' ;)
>
> thanks for the input people
>
> the calc option, as much as i like a good spreadsheet i don't really think
> its going to produce a booklet type phone number book without a
far be it for me to distract from a good developing 'discussion' ;)
thanks for the input people
the calc option, as much as i like a good spreadsheet i don't really think
its going to produce a booklet type phone number book without a good deal of
tweaking and as has been pointed out calk wont c
Compare this:
Thunderbird > CSV export > Calc import > Base document > Report
with this:
Thunderbird > Base document > Report
The Base document provides a direct link to the current TB data. You don't
need to update any intermediate files. The availlable features and
limitations are the same for
Where do you get that idea? You can create a database using a calc document
as your data source and create queries and forms and reports as you would
with any other data source. Your only restriction is that you can't do data
entry, so any changes have to be made in Calc.
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 5
You can export the address book in tab or comma delimited format. You
can then import that file into Calc and do whatever you want with it.
No, you can't do anything with database data in Calc. You can not query
virtual tables nor can you generate reports nor serial letters. The TB
export to cs
Andreas Säger wrote
>
> That is easy. Open the Base document which connects the TB address
> database with this office suite.
> Go to the query section.
> Let the designer or wizard create a new query from the table in question.
> Add only the columns you need.
>
Continued:
Save the query
Save t
That is easy. Open the Base document which connects the TB address database
with this office suite.
Go to the query section.
Let the designer or wizard create a new query from the table in question.
Add only the columns you need.
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