Can you tell me how to save a document so that it will open properly
in Microsoft Word 2011 for the Mac, without squirrely changes in the
formatting?
John
jjoeba...@gmail.com
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I have a Mac PPC. If I use OO Writer to type a document and save it
as RTF, it will open fine. If I use OO Writer to open an RTF created
with another app, then save as RTF, keystrokes and words will be
missing, seemingly at random.
The same problem occurs if I copy and paste text to OO
Hi;
This may just be a brain cramp, but I can't see anything in help. If it
is in help could you tell me under which topic I should be looking.
I have a big spreadsheet in Calc with several sheets. I simply want to
save one sheet to a new file (.xls). The data and calculations on this
sheet
Does anyone know of a Linux scanner utility that will save the scanned
image as odt or something capable of being imported into odt?
(On Windows my wife's HP Officejet has a function to scan into a Word
document - unfortunately this function doesn't work in Linux!)
Gordon wrote:
Does anyone know of a Linux scanner utility that will save the scanned
image as odt or something capable of being imported into odt?
(On Windows my wife's HP Officejet has a function to scan into a Word
document - unfortunately this function doesn't work in Linux!)
That
On 7/8/2010 8:49 AM, Gordon wrote:
Does anyone know of a Linux scanner utility that will save the scanned
image as odt or something capable of being imported into odt?
(On Windows my wife's HP Officejet has a function to scan into a Word
document - unfortunately this function doesn't work in
1. I open OOo writer to a new page
2. I select styles and formatting
3. I right click in the blank area of page styles
4. I create a new page style and click OK
5. The new page style appears in the page style listing.
6. I exit OOo.
7. The next time I open OOo writer and go to styles and
Mark C. Miller wrote:
1. I open OOo writer to a new page
2. I select styles and formatting
3. I right click in the blank area of page styles
4. I create a new page style and click OK
5. The new page style appears in the page style listing.
6. I exit OOo.
7. The next time I open OOo writer
In a message dated 2010.06.22 17:04 -0500, Mark C. Miller wrote:
1. I open OOo writer to a new page
2. I select styles and formatting
3. I right click in the blank area of page styles
4. I create a new page style and click OK
5. The new page style appears in the page style listing.
6. I
I have just checked that and it seems the latest version of a Open Office
document I can save in Word is 2000. Is there any plans to do it for Word 2007?
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Abdul Hai wrote:
I have just checked that and it seems the latest version of a Open Office document I can save in Word is 2000. Is there any plans to do it for Word 2007?
All the Word formats, including the Word 2007 ones, can be read by OOo;
all versions with any claim to being recent can
would became a more happy user of OOo. Regards. Manuel Barros
-Mensagem original-
De: Barbara Duprey [mailto:b...@onr.com]
Enviada: sábado, 24 de Abril de 2010 01:29
Para: users@openoffice.org; gcur...@uwclub.net
Assunto: Re: [users] Saving files
george curran wrote:
Sir,
I have
Manuel Barros wrote:
Hello everybody. Dear user helpers, let's suppose that I use separate main
files for odt and ods works and that I have been working on an xxx.ods file
and then I have closed OOo application. If then I need to work on an xxx.odt
file, when trying to open it, the files that
Because you started your question by replying to another post it is hard to
tell which part of the email is yours and which belongs to previous posters.
This is also more relevant because you top posted your question.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
For new questions please send a new
Hi Andy,
My apologies for hijacking, it was not my intention at all.
Rgds Manuel
-Mensagem original-
De: RA Brown [mailto:rabr...@the-martin-byrd.net]
Enviada: sábado, 24 de Abril de 2010 15:46
Para: users@openoffice.org
Assunto: Re: [users] Saving files
Manuel Barros wrote:
Hello
] Opening files - (Was) Re: [users] Saving files
Because you started your question by replying to another post it is hard to
tell which part of the email is yours and which belongs to previous posters.
This is also more relevant because you top posted your question.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style
Manuel Barros wrote:
Hello everybody. Dear user helpers, let's suppose that I use separate main
files for odt and ods works and that I have been working on an xxx.ods file
and then I have closed OOo application. If then I need to work on an xxx.odt
file, when trying to open it, the files that
On Sat, 2010-04-24 at 16:20 +0100, Manuel Barros wrote:
Hi Andy,
My apologies for hijacking, it was not my intention at all.
Rgds Manuel
While we're at it, would you please stop top-posting, and failing to
edit out irrelevancies from the backquotes?
Thank you,
Brewster
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george curran wrote:
Sir,
I have just converted my original Microsoft x-cel and word files to your
open office system.
Whilst the transfer was successful I note I can only access the files by checking
on all files
Can you advise in which format I can save the original
On 21Apr2010, at 21:43 , george curran wrote:
Sir,
I have just converted my original Microsoft x-cel and word files to your
open office system.
Whilst the transfer was successful I note I can only access the files
by checking on all files
Can you advise in which format I
Sir,
I have just converted my original Microsoft x-cel and word files to your
open office system.
Whilst the transfer was successful I note I can only access the files
by checking on all files
Can you advise in which format I can save the original x-cel and word
docs so
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading something like (and I translate
from the grammatically incorrect Swedish message):
”Error at when the document noname1 was saved as a template:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading something like (and I translate
from the grammatically incorrect Swedish message):
”Error at when the document noname1 was
Hi Johnny,
Johnny Rosenberg wrote (16-01-10 20:42)
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading something like (and I translate
from the grammatically incorrect Swedish message):
”Error at
2010/1/16 Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl:
Hi Johnny,
Johnny Rosenberg wrote (16-01-10 20:42)
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading something like (and I translate
from the
2010/1/16 Johnny Rosenberg gurus.knu...@gmail.com:
2010/1/16 Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl:
Hi Johnny,
Johnny Rosenberg wrote (16-01-10 20:42)
1. Open an empty spreadsheet (or any other spreadsheet)
2. Shift+F11
3. Give your new template a name
4. Hit ↵
5. An error message pops up, reading
OOo 3.1.1 works fine on two machines I installed it on today, both running
Windows XP, so it's not something that has happened to the file on the OO site.
Didn't expect that that would be the cause, but at least it's now removed from
the suspect list!
//James
On Dec 19, 2009, at 09:25 ,
Thanks for continuing to work with me on this. It is very frustrating!
On 12/19/2009, James Wilde (james.wi...@sunde-wilde.com) wrote:
I noticed that Beckie said she had had a similar problem with Word,
which makes me wonder whether she can save anything at all,
Good catch, I missed that
On Dec 18, 2009, at 23:45 , Barbara Duprey wrote:
Beckie answered me directly, so let's bring this back to the list. There is
definitely something strange going on here.
-:
Thank you for your fast response. I'm impressed!!
I think I've only seen one message here
On Dec 19, 2009, at 03:30 , chatur vidur wrote:
I am having the same problem, but I am using a MAC OS X tiger 10.4.11, guess
i should also try the same thing?
Yes, except that you're working on a Mac, which doesn't have the chkdsk program.
Unfortunately I'm new to the Mac, and don't yet
On 12/18/2009 11:10 PM, Barbara Duprey wrote:
Do you have any plugins installed?
If so, try disabling them and see if the problem goes away. If so,
enable them one at a time until you finf the culprit.
If thats not the problem, run chkdsk /r on your C: drive.
Otherwise, I'm not sure what
On 12/19/2009, James Wilde (james.wi...@sunde-wilde.com) wrote:
I noticed that Beckie said she had had a similar problem with Word,
which makes me wonder whether she can save anything at all,
Good catch, I missed that somehow.
Becky, if you are having the same problem in Word, then this is
On 12/17/2009, bstanev...@aol.com (bstanev...@aol.com) wrote:
I see lots of coomplaints about not being able to save documents,
I don't... ?
but no answers. My version - with Vista - says that the document
doesn't exist, so it can't save it. Well, of course it doesn't exist
- it won't save
bstanev...@aol.com wrote:
I see lots of coomplaints about not being able to save documents, but no
answers. My version - with Vista - says that the document doesn't exist, so
it can't save it. Well, of course it doesn't exist - it won't save
it DUH
Is there a fix other than
Beckie answered me directly, so let's bring this back to the list. There
is definitely something strange going on here.
-:
Thank you for your fast response. I'm impressed!!
I think I've only seen one message here (in several years) where the
problem was not with
On 12/18/2009, Barbara Duprey (b...@onr.com) wrote:
Remember the famous Chinese curse (probably apocryphal, but...) May
you live in interesting times!? Well, you've got an interesting
problem! It has to be something really rare about your setup, since
we aren't seeing it over and over again
I am having the same problem, but I am using a MAC OS X tiger 10.4.11, guess
i should also try the same thing?
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 4:47 AM, Tanstaafl tansta...@libertytrek.orgwrote:
On 12/18/2009, Barbara Duprey (b...@onr.com) wrote:
Remember the famous Chinese curse (probably apocryphal,
Tanstaafl wrote:
On 12/18/2009, Barbara Duprey (b...@onr.com) wrote:
Remember the famous Chinese curse (probably apocryphal, but...) May
you live in interesting times!? Well, you've got an interesting
problem! It has to be something really rare about your setup, since
we aren't seeing it
I see lots of coomplaints about not being able to save documents, but no
answers. My version - with Vista - says that the document doesn't exist, so
it can't save it. Well, of course it doesn't exist - it won't save
it DUH
Is there a fix other than removing open Office from my
It is allways a good idea to start any message with the Operating system
(XPPro with Service Pack2, Ubuntu 9.1) .
If you have a new Vista system and you are trying to save to a networked
device, you need to set persmissions.
Anyway, I'm not an expert but when I have a problem that is that
Is there any way I can get OOo to save the filename as a relative path
when an image is inserted as a link - e.g. by selecting insert
Picture-From File..., then ticking Link in the file selector? (I'm
assuming that an *absolute* path is generally saved - at least my tests
suggest this.)
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At 11:49 20/03/2009 +0100, Toralf Lund wrote:
Is there any way I can get OOo to save the filename as a relative
path when an image is inserted as a link - e.g. by selecting insert
Picture-From File..., then ticking Link in the file selector?
(I'm assuming that an *absolute* path is generally
I'm using OOOo with Ubuntu's latest version (some kind of Ibis)
Whenever I try to Save As, I get the message that the doc can't be saved
because it doesn't exist.
I generally get this answer on Save as well
I have to close the document, and when asked if I want to save it, I can
name the document
For TFA, I have tested both Miriam's and Rogier's files off list and
found them to be savable, even when enlarged via copy-paste of
existing paragraphs. This is on Kubuntu 8.04, with OOo 3.0 as
installed from the openoffice-pkgs PPA.
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2009/1/28 miriam raskin msr...@sbcglobal.net:
I have been using OO2.4 for several months and like it very much. Now I have
installed 3.0, and I am thrilled. It is such a gigantic leap forward, in
appearance and in function. I have one problem. This version doesn't want
to save files in ,odt
I am having the same problem, but it is more erratic.
I'll be working happily with an .odt file, but suddenly when it's 20 pages
(usually after a while at least), it will refuse to save, and all I can do
to preserve my work is to save it as a .doc.
It seems to be related to when files are
2009/1/29 Rogier van Vlissingen vlisc...@gmail.com:
I am having the same problem, but it is more erratic.
I'll be working happily with an .odt file, but suddenly when it's 20 pages
(usually after a while at least), it will refuse to save, and all I can do
to preserve my work is to save it as
miriam raskin wrote:
I have been using OO2.4 for several months and like it very much. Now
I have installed 3.0, and I am thrilled. It is such a gigantic leap
forward, in appearance and in function. I have one problem. This
version doesn't want to save files in ,odt format. If I try that, it
I use a template for an odt document. When I save the document it
properly indicates that it will be saved as an .odt. However it is saved
as file with type file. When I open I have to indicate that I want to
open the file with swriter instead of it doing it automatically. Saving
it again
walter hoogland wrote:
I use a template for an odt document. When I save the document it
properly indicates that it will be saved as an .odt. However it is
saved as file with type file. When I open I have to indicate that I
want to open the file with swriter instead of it doing it
I have been using OO2.4 for several months and like it very much. Now
I have installed 3.0, and I am thrilled. It is such a gigantic leap
forward, in appearance and in function. I have one problem. This
version doesn't want to save files in ,odt format. If I try that, it
goes into an
:37 AM
To: users@openoffice.org
Subject: [users] Saving files
I have been using OO2.4 for several months and like it very much. Now
I have installed 3.0, and I am thrilled. It is such a gigantic leap
forward, in appearance and in function. I have one problem. This
version doesn't want to save
We are using staroffice 8 and openoffice 2 since 2006 on about 300 pc in
my school. The users are saving their data on their personal
samba-share.
Now we want to change to OO-3 and have the problem, that no user is able
to save data in his/her home-share. Cause is the new behaviour of open
office,
At 12:08 06/11/2008 +0100, Dieter Treichel wrote:
We are using staroffice 8 and openoffice 2 since 2006 on about 300 pc in
my school. The users are saving their data on their personal
samba-share.
Now we want to change to OO-3 and have the problem, that no user is able
to save data in his/her
Brian Barker wrote:
At 12:08 06/11/2008 +0100, Dieter Treichel wrote:
We are using staroffice 8 and openoffice 2 since 2006 on about 300
pc in
my school. The users are saving their data on their personal
samba-share.
Now we want to change to OO-3 and have the problem, that no user is
Brian Barker wrote:
At 12:08 06/11/2008 +0100, Dieter Treichel wrote:
We are using staroffice 8 and openoffice 2 since 2006 on about 300 pc in
my school. The users are saving their data on their personal
samba-share.
Now we want to change to OO-3 and have the problem, that no user is able
to
Dieter Treichel wrote:
...
I think the OP needs to get his samba config changed - that seems to me
to be the real issue. I wasn't actually aware 'dot' files could be
prohibited under samba - and my own OOo v3 running under XP works very
happily using a samba share.
...
I will try to explain my
At 13:44 06/11/2008 +, Mike Scott wrote:
I beg to differ: I don't think that's at all unreasonable behaviour.
Even if you open a file in OOo just to read it, it is nevertheless
opened in r/w mode, and it therefore needs to be locked because the
system can't read the user's mind -- it might
I have seen several replies to this question. But none seem to address the
original issue of the creation of the file itself. It has been my long
understanding that file locking semantics are _NOT_ part of any data
application program to start with.So any file for the purpose of file
Brian Barker wrote:
At 13:44 06/11/2008 +, Mike Scott wrote:
I beg to differ: I don't think that's at all unreasonable behaviour.
Even if you open a file in OOo just to read it, it is nevertheless
opened in r/w mode, and it therefore needs to be locked because the
system can't read the
James Finnall wrote:
I have seen several replies to this question. But none seem to address the
original issue of the creation of the file itself. It has been my long
understanding that file locking semantics are _NOT_ part of any data
application program to start with.So any file for
James Finnall wrote:
I have seen several replies to this question. But none seem to address the
original issue of the creation of the file itself. It has been my long
understanding that file locking semantics are _NOT_ part of any data
application program to start with.So any file for
On 2 Oct 2008 at 12:56, JOE Conner wrote:
mike scott wrote:
...
Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing
document from a variety of places - you don't have to start by
opening a suitable template to create your document. I confess I've
not tried it, but the
mike scott wrote:
On 2 Oct 2008 at 12:56, JOE Conner wrote:
mike scott wrote:
...
Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing
document from a variety of places - you don't have to start by
opening a suitable template to create your document. I confess I've
mike scott wrote:
On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:45, Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/10/1 JOE Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
...
SNIP
Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing
2008/10/1 JOE Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
Not only can it be done, it's the correct (only?) way to do it. I
suppose you could open an existing document with all the
On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:45, Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/10/1 JOE Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
...
1. Create a blank document having the styles you want.
FileSave As and choose Template as the type of
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/10/1 JOE Conner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
Not only can it be done, it's the correct (only?) way to do it. I
suppose you could open an
mike scott wrote:
On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:45, Harold Fuchs wrote:
SNIP
Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing
document from a variety of places - you don't have to start by
opening a suitable template to create your document. I confess I've
not tried it, but the drop-down
At 09:29 01/10/2008 -0700, Joe Conner wrote:
What I ultimately am attempting to do, is capture a style from a
document someone else emailed to me and is not natively already on
my computer, ...
As Mike Scott has already suggested, this is straightforward:
o In the document where you need to
On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:56, JOE Conner wrote:
mike scott wrote:
On 1 Oct 2008 at 9:45, Harold Fuchs wrote:
SNIP
Don't forget the stylist (F11) can load styles into an existing
document from a variety of places - you don't have to start by
opening a suitable template to create your
JOE Conner wrote:
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
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On Oct 1, 2008, at 10:37 , mike scott wrote:
A silly question, but /exactly/ what do you mean by save a style as
a file by itself? What are you expecting to have? What are you
trying to actually achieve by having a style as a file?
I thought the OP was pretty clear: he wanted to be able to
David Lowe wrote:
On Oct 1, 2008, at 10:37 , mike scott wrote:
A silly question, but /exactly/ what do you mean by save a style as
a file by itself? What are you expecting to have? What are you
trying to actually achieve by having a style as a file?
I thought the OP was pretty clear: he
On 1 Oct 2008 at 22:01, JOE Conner wrote:
David Lowe wrote:
On Oct 1, 2008, at 10:37 , mike scott wrote:
A silly question, but /exactly/ what do you mean by save a style as
a file by itself? What are you expecting to have? What are you
trying to actually achieve by having a style as a
I cannot discover any way to save styles apart from including them in a
template. Can this be done?
Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA
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Thanks for the reply.
I'm using Windows 2000. The problem occurs with both development
(XStorable.storeToURL) and Writer. The exact message I get from Writer is
You cannot save in the URL location you specified. Please choose another
location.
Open Office version 2.4.1
Windows 2000 SP4
File
On 16 Sep 2008 at 9:09, Grover Blue wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I'm using Windows 2000. The problem occurs with both development
(XStorable.storeToURL) and Writer. The exact message I get from Writer is
You cannot save in the URL location you specified. Please choose another
location.
Hi,
Here is my problem. I created a table in the writer program, most of the
type is black. Some of the words are blue or red. About half of the
table is unhighlighted. The other half (sporadically) is highlighted
either in the color blue 8 or in the color yellow 2. I save the
document. When
Hi Samantha
I save the document. When I reopen it later, the blue 8 is now some shade of
grey, the yellow is completely unhighlighted and the text colors are
unchanged. What is going on here?
Are you saving the document in OpenDocument format?
If you are saving in Microsoft doc format or
Samantha Weber wrote the following on 8/21/2008 3:15 PM:
Hi,
Here is my problem. I created a table in the writer program, most of
the type is black. Some of the words are blue or red. About half of
the table is unhighlighted. The other half (sporadically) is
highlighted either in the color
Samantha Weber wrote the following on 8/21/2008 3:15 PM:
Hi,
Here is my problem. I created a table in the writer program, most of
the type is black. Some of the words are blue or red. About half of
the table is unhighlighted. The other half (sporadically) is
highlighted either in the color
At 19:05 09/07/2008 +0100, Mike Scott wrote:
[...]
I don't see anything in the save as csv dialogue that allows just
selected columns to be saved - is it there?
No, I don't think it is. Hiding an unwanted column doesn't
help. Possible workarounds are:
o copying the formatted values back
mike scott:
I missed the OP's note that the fields were quoted text not numbers -
apologies.
They have leading zeros that are significant, I'd classify that as
text. Also the only reason that the separators are not present is a
size constraint in the source database, another indicator that they
James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 10:46 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo
On 9 Jul 2008 at 14:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a case where numbers are used in a text format of xx (10
characters), that should be converted to xxx.xxx. (10 characters in
groups of 3, 3 and 4 separated by a dot)
The characters should be text, but using numbers;
mike scott wrote:
On 9 Jul 2008 at 14:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a case where numbers are used in a text format of xx (10
characters), that should be converted to xxx.xxx. (10 characters in
groups of 3, 3 and 4 separated by a dot)
The characters should be
At 14:29 09/07/2008 +0200, Al Noname wrote:
I have a case where numbers are used in a text format of xx
(10 characters), that should be converted to xxx.xxx. (10
characters in groups of 3, 3 and 4 separated by a dot). The
characters should be text, but using numbers; e.g.
On 9 Jul 2008 at 17:08, Brian Barker wrote:
Since you have text values in the cells, converting them to numbers
is probably going in the wrong direction. Instead, create a new
column with the values actually as you wish to see them
exported. One way to do this would be:
mike scott wrote:
On 9 Jul 2008 at 17:08, Brian Barker wrote:
Since you have text values in the cells, converting them to numbers
is probably going in the wrong direction. Instead, create a new
column with the values actually as you wish to see them
exported. One way to do this
Hi
When you open a document saved with an .xls extension and close it
again, without changing anything, the program asks you if you want to
save changes. I'm using OpenOffice 2.4.0. Please help.
SCS Computers a division of
FM Smit Trading as FSI Services
Neels
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Neels Smit wrote the following on 5/16/2008 3:30 AM:
Hi
When you open a document saved with an .xls extension and close it
again, without changing anything, the program asks you if you want to
save changes. I'm using OpenOffice 2.4.0. Please help.
SCS Computers a division of
FM Smit
On Tue, 06 May 2008 10:56:40 -0400
Rick Bilonick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The number 71.08929399 is what is actually in the .xls spreadsheet
Actually, that is not exactly true. The number in the physical cell is
a binary 64-bit floating point number.
I think James answered your question about
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo 2.3 (Red Hat). I don't see any
options to force this.
Rick B.
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo 2.3 (Red Hat). I don't see any
options to force this.
You can set up to 20 decimal places for a
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 10:46 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo 2.3 (Red Hat). I don't see any
Rick Bilonick wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 10:46 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo 2.3 (Red Hat). I
Rick Bilonick wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 10:46 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo 2.3 (Red Hat). I
James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 10:46 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Rick Bilonick wrote:
I have a spreadsheet with numbers like 71.08929399 which when save end
up to be 71.09. I need to save all numbers in the exact precision in
which they are stored. I'm using OOo
On Tuesday 06 May 2008 15:56:40 Rick Bilonick wrote:
The number 71.08929399 is what is actually in the .xls spreadsheet but
only 2 decimal places display in the cell. When I save the spreadsheet
to a .csv file, only 71.09 is saved. I want to always and automatically
save the full precision to
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