Re: Syntax in Calc to denote current date and financial balance.

The function for the current date is =TODAY() If you have a list of entries in column E and the running balance in F (I assume this from your question) then the running balance is calculated by adding the new entry to the value in F6. The formula is then =E7+F6. Copy this formula down row F

Re: Link not working in your website

2018-02-15 13:11 GMT-06:00 Carlos A Agnese : > Hi, > > I need to download a dictionary for Claws Mail and the link below this > lines is > not working: > > https://extensions.openoffice.org/ > > Thank you for your attention! > -- > Carlos A Agnese > HostingKings | Gutenberg 3634

Problem with auto correcting words

Hi, I have been having a problem with my open office when typing a document and use the word to it auto correct with the word the, I have the same problem when I type the word was it auto corrects the word to Mac. I don’t know why it does this. How do I stop the auto correct from changing

Syntax in Calc to denote current date and financial balance.

Hello fellow AOO users and fans, I need to create a simple financial statement spreadsheet to indicate readily the available funds to a charitable body at any given date. The formulae syntax I am seeking will enable me to • formulate a cell to the current date; • calculate new balance after

Re: Problem with auto correcting words

On 16/02/18 2:37 PM, Cynthia wrote: Hi, I have been having a problem with my open office when typing a document and use the word to it auto correct with the word the, I have the same problem when I type the word was it auto corrects the word to Mac. Go to Windows: Options -> Tools ->

Re: Google Apps

I had just opened the Sheet. There was no formatting. I understand the distinction in how to see if it is text. It did not appear to be text. I copied the values per the instructions from a forum using the Value command  from the cells into the adjacent column and still it did not recognize

Fwd: Re: Google Apps

This is inappropriate. My comments may have been rude. But I am not your employ. Forwarded Message Subject:Re: Google Apps Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2018 09:57:15 + From: Brian Barker To: Gary Leroy Wampnar

Re: Google Apps

Isnt it interesting that while spamming the list you still do not understand that - it is NOT tech support, you are talking to ordinary, every day, technical and non users and it is your attitude and most likely overstated skills that are on display. You are not a customer. You are a user. You

Re: Google Apps

Can't someone pull the plug on this world class jerk? On Feb 15, 2018 5:15 AM, "Winter" wrote: > I am tired of companies creating inferior products. I hate MS. My OS lasts > about 6 months before Groove stops working and then all I get is a... oops > something went

Re: Open Office

At 07:14 12/02/2018 -0500, Paul Chapman wrote: I wanted to inform you that your "synonyms" feature in OpenOffice is faulty. That's not my feature (or another other user's) but OpenOffice's. Many times, I this feature has produced erroneous information. Remember that no two words are exact

Re: Google Apps

I am tired of companies creating inferior products. I hate MS. My OS lasts about 6 months before Groove stops working and then all I get is a... oops something went wrong, as tech support which is better than Googling HEX codes only to find a page of Google response trying to get me to install

Re: Fwd: Re: Google Apps

Please don't SPAM our mailing list! We are all volunteers. There is no company and there are no employees. Take a deep breath and try to understand the world around you... Am 15.02.2018 um 13:40 schrieb Winter: > This is inappropriate. My comments may have been rude. But I am not > your employ.

Fwd: Re: Google Apps

My opinion is correct and I don't take time with people whose responses are nothing more than to inflame. I was your customer. If this is the way your Tech rsponds to customers I can see why you create an inferior product. You could have listened to my concerns instead you want to defend

Re: Google Apps

My point. I have never seen Tech Support so unprofessional ever. I don't care if you like my attitude you do not troll former customers. At 15:31 14/02/2018 -0600, you wrote: This is why after years I have now stopped using Open Office and switched to Google Apps. Ah, so you have been

Re: Google Apps

On 2/14/2018 4:40 PM, Martin Groenescheij wrote: This mailing list is to get help from users like you and me. As you're not subscribed to this mailing list and haven't asked for help On 15/02/18 8:31 AM, Winter wrote: This is why after years I have now stopped using Open Office and switched

Re: Google Apps

Thanks for your spot on comments Wade. On Feb 15, 2018 6:56 AM, "Wade Smart" wrote: > HAHAA > > You talk like what you say means something to someone other than you. > It does not. You spout off names of things you have done and yet, you > do not know how to input values

Re: Google Apps

HAHAA You talk like what you say means something to someone other than you. It does not. You spout off names of things you have done and yet, you do not know how to input values into a simple spread sheet. Your criticism is laughable. You are a drive by spammer to the list!! You did not ask for

OT -> not subscribed users and drive by posts

Isnt the point of having a closed list to prevent drive by posts? We seem to have a lot of posts where the poster is not subscribed to the list. Can this be changed to only subscribed users can post? If not, is there a reason why? Also, if not, how does one know a poster is not subscribed? - I

Re: OT -> not subscribed users and drive by posts

At 10:12 15/02/2018 -0600, Wade Smart wrote: Isn't the point of having a closed list to prevent drive by posts? It would be - which is perhaps why this list is *not* closed to random posters. We seem to have a lot of posts where the poster is not subscribed to the list. Good. Can this be

Re: Fwd: Re: Google Apps

On 02/15/2018 12:30 PM, Winter wrote: > My opinion is correct Your opinion holds water for you, and you alone. For other people, your opinion is not only flat out wrong, but also anti-intuitive, counter-productive, and guarantee to ensure zero productivity. >If this is the way your Tech

Re: Input with Keyboard is VERY VERY slowly in OO Calc

Hallo, Exel-Demo runs without the problems I have with OO. Insofar my PC cannot be the cause for the problem. And You did not write that your OO on your PC runs without the problem i have: that is: very very slowly input. Look down in this E-Mail: Is all that normal? But I can live with

Re: OT -> not subscribed users and drive by posts

So, we want people not subscribed to post though they would not receive the responses to their answers? Im setting up that filter. Thanks Brian -- Registered Linux User: #480675 Registered Linux Machine: #408606 Linux since June 2005 On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 10:29 AM, Brian Barker

Re: Google Apps

Hi - I’m not sure that you want help here, but if you have a bug to report then please do so with meaningful information along with respect for the volunteers from the OpenOffice community. I think you know what meaningful information is needed, but here you go; OS? Version of OpenOffice? Did

Re: Open Office

Brian Barker wrote: At 07:14 12/02/2018 -0500, Paul Chapman wrote: Tools--Options--Open Office--and then there's supposed to be an Improvement Programme, but it isn't listed. ... https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/User_Experience/OpenOffice.org_User_Feedback_Program . But does this facility

Re: Open Office

At 18:19 15/02/2018 +0100, Andrea Pescetti wrote: Brian Barker wrote: At 07:14 12/02/2018 -0500, Paul Chapman wrote: Tools--Options--Open Office--and then there's supposed to be an Improvement Programme, but it isn't listed. ...

Re: Google Apps

Hi - even though we are ALL VOLUNTEERS! We can be more polite. Fight fire with water not more fire. Winter should be asked to provide an example and which OS/version he has. If the SUM function has broken then perhaps a VOLUNTEER developer can debug. Thanks to the VOLUNTEERS here, but let’s be

Re: OT -> not subscribed users and drive by posts

At 10:31 15/02/2018 -0600, Wade Smart wrote: So, we want people not subscribed to post though they would not receive the responses to their answers? Yes and no - in that order! They can receive replies if: o responders are sensitive to the moderation issue and copy appropriate replies to

Re: Open Office

On 2018-02-15, 7:32 AM Brian Barker wrote concerning "Re: Open Office": Many times, I this feature has produced erroneous information. Remember that no two words are exact synonyms; such help is presumably designed to suggest words you might need when you know the one you have entered is not

Re: Google Apps

On 2/15/2018 11:20 AM, Dave Fisher wrote: Hi - On Feb 15, 2018, at 10:12 AM, John Hart > wrote: The responses to this post provide convincing evidence that OSS needs public funding (tax credits) This is a completely different topic and many might

Re: Google Apps

Hi - > On Feb 15, 2018, at 10:12 AM, John Hart wrote: > > The responses to this post provide convincing evidence that > OSS needs public funding (tax credits) This is a completely different topic and many might disagree with your conclusion. Please explain how tax credits

Re: Open Office

On 2/15/2018 2:04 PM, Larry Gusaas wrote: Classifications is not a synonym for dichotomy. Check any thesaurus Because classifications is used in the definition of what a dichotomy is does not mean it is a synonym of of dichotomy. It should not be listed as such by OpenOffice. Dichotomy is a

Re: Word

Hallo Frau/Herr Nitsche, > die Benutzung von OpenOffice hat für mich eine Grenze: > In einem Fachprogramm kann auf Word als > Programm-Speicher-Variante (oder > z.B. PDF) zugegriffen werden. Wenn ich diesen Icon drücke, > erscheint die > Meldung: Für die Benutzung von Word ist nur bei einer

Re: Fwd: Re: odm > odt

Am 15.02.2018 um 17:12 schrieb Apo: > > Hallo Wolfgang, > > den beschädigten Stick nehme ich eigentlich nur noch als Notnagel her; Wenn er wirklich beschädigt ist, schmeiß ihn lieber gleich weg; kosten ja nur noch wenig. Und was im Ernstfall passieren kann (und wird; denk an Murphy), hast du

Re: Wörterbuch englisch (Großbritanien)

Am 15.02.2018 um 07:09 schrieb Wolfgang Jäth: > Am 14.02.2018 um 19:56 schrieb Gisela & Harald Lindner: >> Wir finde leider keine Möglichkeit die Rechtschreibprüfung eines >> englischen Textes durchzuführen. Bitte helfen Sie uns. > Erstens, ist denn überhaupt ein entsprechendes englischsprachiges