Steve Greaves wrote:
Hi, team.
When building a formula in Excel, the tool tip does not go *BOLD,* as
you type, unlike Microsoft's Excel.
May I suggest that this could be developed in a newer version?
Examples below:
Microsoft's has the BOLD type to help...
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Den tis 14 feb. 2023 kl 07:04 skrev Richard Rik
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> Do you offer a free excel with apache?
No, I don't. Neither does Apache.
So what do Apache offer?
Free spreadsheet app – yes (called ”Calc”).
Free Excel – no, only Microsoft can offer such a thing since it's their
product, so ask them. They wil
"We" on this list are merely users of Apache OpenOffice. AOO does have a
spreadsheet component named Calc. You can find more information at
https://www.openoffice.org/ which might answer your potential questions.
As you are not subscribed to this mailing list, you may not see all
answers to yo
On 5/3/21 8:48 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
Such users will also miss facilities present in the new product that
they know nothing of. Here's an example. Suppose you want to
concatenate the text in two adjacent spreadsheet cells into a single
cell. In OpenOffice, you can merge the two cells - whe
At 14:41 03/05/2021 +0100, Robin Lord wrote:
I don't agree open office calc is pretty much identical to excel, ...
All spreadsheet programs are similar, of course: they simply have to
be. Is that what you mean by "pretty much identical"? My point was
not to suggest that OpenOffice (Calc) and
I don't agree open office calc is pretty much identical to excel, before I
retired the only major difference I found was the number of rows in excel was
much bigger, and even that may have changed in the 10 years since, I never now
need to have millions of rows in a spreadsheet. Even when I did
At 13:09 03/05/2021 +0100, Brian Barnard wrote:
Subject: Excel equivalent
It is a mistake to think that any software product is the equivalent
of any other. OpenOffice's spreadsheet function ("Calc") is not
offered as an equivalent of Microsoft Excel. It would be equally
unhelpful to approac
Hi Brian,
a literal is a text. If you want to replace a number which is formatted
as text by having a single quote as the first character then you can
start the replace string with a single qoute ' to leave it as a literal.
Alternatively you can format this number string as text (menu item
f
Excel for an iPad requires a subscription to Microsoft Office 360.
On August 10, 2018 at 9:45:12 AM, Matthias Seidel (matthias.sei...@hamburg.de)
wrote:
Am 10.08.2018 um 15:52 schrieb Andrew Pitonyak:
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Am 10.08.2018 um 15:52 schrieb Andrew Pitonyak:
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> My assumption is that you are not really asking how to install Excel,
> since that is a Microsoft product and this is a mailing list for
> OpenOffice products... I assume, therefore, that you desire to install
> Apache OpenOffice and that yo
My assumption is that you are not really asking how to install Excel,
since that is a Microsoft product and this is a mailing list for
OpenOffice products... I assume, therefore, that you desire to install
Apache OpenOffice and that you desire to use Calc.
The only answer as of now assum
This mail list is for support for Apache OpenOffice. A quick web search
suggests there is a version of Excel for IPad; perhaps look on the App
Store.
On 10/08/18 11:22, Michael Lass wrote:
Sent from my iPad Please help me get Excel hooked up to my I pad or is this
possible?
Thank you ve
Hello Ingrid,
On 21/11/14 at 8:10 PM, ing...@superiortrvl.com (Ingrid Ream) wrote:
Good afternoon,
I have the most current version of openoffice.org 4.1 and can not open an
excel document. Is there something additional that I need to do
so I can open the document? or does this version not
On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 18:00:22 -, Peter Scholten wrote:
I have been unable to find direction on how to get a OO spreadsheet to
behave like or save as an MS Excel spreadsheet. Can you help with that?
what's wrong with file -> save as -> microsoft excel 97/2000/xp (.xls)?
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On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 13:00:22 -0500
Peter Scholten wrote:
> I have been unable to find direction on how to get a OO spreadsheet to
> behave like or save as an MS Excel spreadsheet. Can you help with that?
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> Thanks
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> Peter Scholten
/File /Save As, select MS Office 97/2000/XP format from the
2013/11/8 LE DUY
> Hello everyone,
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> I’m Duy, fan of OO.
> Firstly, thank you very much for all.
> I think this is common problem that many people meet when using OO.
> Currently, which final version off OO can support Excel VBA perfectly?
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Perfectly? Really? Not even Excel can do that, I'd g
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