I've got some csv files to work with. They contain fields which are quite long,
and opening them with LO results in very large columns, which are difficult to
handle. Setting the column width by hand also has me enabling line wrapping to
show the full cell content.
I'm looking for a way to
Thanks Brian for your reply, unfortunately that does not help me.
What I'm looking for is a way to work with csv files with minimum hassle.
I do not need features such as column widths, other formatting etc. to be saved
in the file(s).
I just need to specify the way LO displays csv files when
At 09:18 07/04/2020 +, Nobody Noname wrote:
I've got some csv files to work with. They contain fields which are
quite long, and opening them with LO results in very large columns,
which are difficult to handle. Setting the column width by hand also
has me enabling line wrapping to show the
Hi, How do I change the format of a chart so that both the x-axis and
the y-axis are log scales. I expected it to be in axis format but I can
not see it. Do I need to do something special?
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Problems?
I have this version of libre office: Build ID: 1:6.4.2-0ubuntu0.18.04.3
I cannot see the OK button on the print dialgoue because the dialogue is
too big for my screen and there is no scroll bar nor can i change the
dialogue's size. It is very frustrating.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
John Sweeney
Hi John,
You might be able to move the Print dialog screen by holding down the Alt
key while clicking-and-holding the mouse button on the dialog screen. This
may allow you to move the screen around so that you can see the OK button.
You should then be able to select this button.
cheers
Mike
On
Hi Mike, nice reminder.
This works for me.
steve
On 08/04/2020 14:18, Michael Manning wrote:
> Hi John,
> You might be able to move the Print dialog screen by holding down the Alt
> key while clicking-and-holding the mouse button on the dialog screen. This
> may allow you to move the screen
Hello,
Are you using ubuntu? If yes, then I have already filled a bug against this
problem in Ubuntu. If you are using another OS the reply back stating your
OS.
Pulkit Krishna
On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 8:13 AM Steve Edmonds
wrote:
> Hi Mike, nice reminder.
> This works for me.
> steve
>
> On
I understand your problem, I don't know why it changed.
Under Tools>options>Libreoffice>General there is a check box for print
dialogues.
It makes no difference for me, I get the same print dialogue
(libreoffice) either way, so may that's a bug.
Steve
On 08/04/2020 14:03, John Sweeney wrote:
>
