2009/11/9 Walter Hildebrandt wh2...@gmail.com
What does 0 mean and what is its effect in various condition?
In a numeric context, 0 means zero.
If you try to treat *text* in a numeric context then the text will usually
be treated as zero.
For example : When I got the formula
2009/11/9 Harold Fuchs hwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com
2009/11/9 Walter Hildebrandt wh2...@gmail.com
What does 0 mean and what is its effect in various condition?
In a numeric context, 0 means zero.
If you try to treat *text* in a numeric context then the text will usually
be treated as
You ask Why don't you use the Conditional Formatting menu to do what you
want? I was told that Styles was a good way to do what I wanted to do so I
decided to use Styles
I had no experience and very little understanding of either Styles or
Conditional Formatting. I assumed Styles was easier to
2009/11/9 Harold Fuchs hwfa.openoff...@googlemail.com:
2009/11/9 Walter Hildebrandt wh2...@gmail.com
What does 0 mean and what is its effect in various condition?
In a numeric context, 0 means zero.
If you try to treat *text* in a numeric context then the text will usually
be treated as
2009/11/9 Walter Hildebrandt wh2...@gmail.com:
You ask Why don't you use the Conditional Formatting menu to do what you
want? I was told that Styles was a good way to do what I wanted to do so I
decided to use Styles
I had no experience and very little understanding of either Styles or
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
You ask Why don't you use the Conditional Formatting menu to do what you
want? I was told that Styles was a good way to do what I wanted to do so I
decided to use Styles
I had no experience and very little understanding of either Styles or
Conditional Formatting. I
Harold, you wrote the following: Now that you have the correct syntax,
using styles is the way to go as they are more generally useful throughout
OOo, not just in Calc.
My first decision was to use Styles instead of Conditional Formatting
because Styles seem easier for me to use than Conditional
What does 0 mean and what is its effect in various condition?
For example : When I got the formula =A1-40+IF(A140;STYLE(RedText);0), I
was told “The STYLE function always returns 0, so the formula is
mathematically
equal to A1-40+0” What is effect of the 0 at the end of the formula?
For
