Ubuntu 8.10
OpenOffice.org 3.0.0 (not the Ubuntu version)
I made a chart, it's that lines kind of thing (sorry for bad English). To
the right in the chart there is something that is called ”legent” when I
hover the mouse over it. It explains what the different line colour s stands
for.
My proble
>> calculated. The only way to manipulate its size is to change the size of the
>> font.
>> The issue for this missing feature is:
>> http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=28670
>>
>> Kind regards,
>> Ingrid
>>
>> Johnny Rosenberg w
. I will add that suggestion to the bug report if some
else did not, I think.
J.R.
>
>
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>
>> Ubuntu 8.10
>>
>> OpenOffice.org 3.0.0 (not the Ubuntu version)
>>
>> I made a chart, it's that lines kind of thing (sorry for ba
2009/2/27 Adam Tauno Williams
> On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 14:36 +0100, M Henri Day wrote:
> > 2009/2/27 Richard
> > > OOo3 is the worst version ever and like Netscape ver 4 a complete
> disaster
> > > that will loose countless users and loyal supporters
> > > I am officially removing OOo 3 from my o
2009/3/3 sgb215 b
> Dear Sirs,
>
> In tally9 while exporting any data .xls is mandatory.
What is tally9?
>
>
> Why cann't use open office?
You probably can…
>
>
> Can Open office be fully alternative for msoffice?
Depends on who you are and what you need. For me, for example, MS Office
can
2009/3/4 Richard
> Graham Bowden wrote:
>
>> In the spirit of co operation that will make OOo the strongest software -
>> please enlighten us on the registry changes you made and their effect so
>> that all using this forum may benefit.
>>
>> Many thanks
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "
2009/3/15 Meenie1
> I have a small business.
> I have an inventory made in OO spreadsheet.
> I want to open a second OO spreadsheet to make some calculations for my
> taxes so I want to be able to refer to the first spreadsheet, but OO won't
> let me open a second spreadsheet. Why not?
> When I t
Normally I never save to anything but ODF or PDF, but I am doing one
thing, just for once, for a guy I know who is an absolute computer
idiot so I can hardly ask him to install something, no matter how easy
it seems to be.
So I need to save as Microsoft Word.
The files I am going to do for him ar
2009/4/25 Dotan Cohen :
>> Minimum time track = recreate the document from scratch.
>> From a previous responder Jonathan:
>> QUOTE
>>
>> Source code at
>> http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=23014&highlight=password+cracker
>>
>> 125 passwords checked per second.
>> Number of possible
2009/4/26 James Knott :
> Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>> You might be waiting a very long time.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> That sounds reasonable. 72 characters (alphanum+symbols) ^ 10
>> characters comes out to about 100 million years.
>>
>>
> Of course, on average, it'll take only half that time. ;-)
Maybe you miss
2009/4/26 Dotan Cohen :
>> Maybe you missed that 100 million years wasn't correct, it's (a little
>> less than) 1 billion years… But yes, half of that in average. 1
>> billion years is ”worst case”…
>>
>
> Of course, that is assuming 125 tries per second. If we can get that
> up to 150...
Actuallt
2009/4/26 Ed Jones :
> On or about 4/26/2009 3:28 AM, Johnny Rosenberg typed the following:
>> 2009/4/26 James Knott :
>>> Dotan Cohen wrote:
>>>>> You might be waiting a very long time.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> That sounds rea
2009/4/26 Dave Post :
> On Apr 26, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>
>> the macro was modified so it could generate 8300 passwords/s on a 3.19 GHz
>> Penthium.
>
>
>
>
>> You could perharps attack the file directly using a C program.
>
> I'
I just installed OpenOffice.org 3.1.0 on my Ubuntu 8.10 system. Before
I did that I read about what's new and things like that. It was
interesting to see that they finally did something about at least some
speed issues, so I was looking forward to install it and see if it
feels faster.
However, fi
2009/5/11 Charles T. Bell :
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
>
> David B Teague wrote:
>> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>> I just installed OpenOffice.org 3.1.0 on my Ubuntu 8.10 system. Before
>>> I did that I read about what's new and thi
2009/5/11 NoOp :
> On 05/11/2009 09:02 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>
>>
>> So, if someone will compare with Excel, what do we think about this?
>> Should a bit more than 2000 rows take this long to filter?
>> Last time I last Excel was Excel '97 on Windows 98
2009/5/14 Gordon :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>
>>
>> There are a bit more than 2000 rows and what I want you to do is to
>> use the autofilter function.
>> For example I did this:
>> Click the autofilter button in the ”Till” column, which is column I.
>> S
maybe happen in like 50-100 years or so, but maybe there could be
other spreadsheets out there, growing faster…
Well, I know, maybe I should use Base for this, but that doesn't mean
that OpenOffice.org doesn't need to be faster.
J.R.
2009/5/14 Gordon :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>
other solution than all
those already mentioned. Except filing a bug report, perhaps?
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> http://what-is-what.com
> http://gibberish.co.il
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I am also somewhat sure that
you first need to uninstall the currently installed very old (2.0.4,
right?) version.
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is is close to what you are looking for, and if you want to use
this in other spreadsheets, you can make that function global. I think
there are a lot of information out there how to do that, so I won't
mention it here unless you (or anyone) ask.
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
--
ns. Unless you
> format the cell as a Date, it will act as a number, even though it displays
> in a Date format.
I also noticed that with my cell function. This simply didn't work.
Maybe it's a OpenOffice.org Calc bug, I don't know.
Johnny Rosenberg
> (A little behind
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Features#Features_planned_for_OOo_3.2_.28November_2009.29
2009/5/23 Koray ERŞEN :
>
>
> Hi Everyone;
>
>
>
> I am using OpenOffice.Org 3.1 version, and when I want to check the updates
> of this version from the menus, help/check for updates, it opens a lo
…
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insnöat att man bara kan använda
amerikanska certifikat eller liknande?
Vänliga hälsningar
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Sorry, sent this to the wrong list. My apologises.
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
Den den 24 maj 2009 10:01 skrev Johnny Rosenberg :
> Upptäckte i makromenyn att man tydligen kan signera sina makron
> digitalt själv (Tools → Makros → Digital signatures… och nej, jag har
> inte orkat i
OpenOffice.org (fast jag kör fortfarande engelsk version) men inte
samma operativsystem.
Johnny Rosenberg
Den den 24 maj 2009 21:54 skrev Per :
> Hejsan
>
> Jag har oxå Nordea och testade jag med.
>
> samma sak som för dig.
>
> Vet inte om det är Nordeas certifikat
2009/5/21 Clifton Liles :
> OK, I'm wrong. I thought I saw the problem, but did not. What we need is a
> function that puts the results of on 'NOW()' in the cell. I do not know how
> to do that in Calc. It just died when I ask for the help for 'current
> function'. I 'll leave this to someone
2009/5/28 Johnny Rosenberg :
> 2009/5/21 Clifton Liles :
>
>> OK, I'm wrong. I thought I saw the problem, but did not. What we need is a
>> function that puts the results of on 'NOW()' in the cell. I do not know how
>> to do that in Calc. It just di
getFormula() and setFormula() available, but
I am not sure. Use Xray to find out what methods are available for a
specific object. It's the most helpful tool I used so far with
OpenOffice.org BASIC. I think it is installed by default these days,
if not you can find it somewhere, use google…
Well,
s found, which it should be, then it still returns the
> last value? Where am I going wrong in my reading of the help file, or
> is it just not really there?
>
> Assume for a moment I wanted to find the first occurrence? Can
> VLOOKUP do that? (Again, assu
this?
>
> Yes: that's an obvious technique. Alternatively (as has already been
> suggested) you could concatenate the values as text strings. Note that, if
> you want to keep the separate year and week columns for appearance purposes,
> you could always create a new column with
r will. No, your professor can't open it in Word (I think), but
everyone has Adobe Reader installed these days, right?
Kind regards
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e bit more straight forward:
=IF(OR(A1<0;B1<0);"";(A1-B1)/B1)
This means (and this is only for a quick explanation, you can't enter
it this way, of course): IF A1<0 OR B1<0 THEN "" ELSE (A1-B1)/B1
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/5/31 Walter Hildebrandt :
> Thank y
seems that many schools have not yet recognised that ODF formats are
>> an international ISO standard. Lagards!
>>
>>
> Another way to verify the file is to use the free Word viewer, available
> from Microsoft.
Yes, that works for most people. If they h
2009/5/31 James Knott :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> 2009/5/31 James Knott :
>>
>>> Another way to verify the file is to use the free Word viewer, available
>>> from Microsoft.
>>>
>>
>> Yes, that works for most people. If they have Windows t
2009/5/31 JOE Conner :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>
>> Maybe I misunderstood the question, but what if both A1 and B1 are
>> negative? If that also should give a blank C1, the formula you got was
>> correct (I guess, I didn't study it closer, but it looks correct)
Yes, all of that seems very logical. Was this what you were originally
asking for?
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/2 Walter Hildebrandt :
> Thanks to everyone who helped with this question.
> The following is a summary I made for myself. This might be of interest to
> some.
> =IF(OR(A1<
2009/6/3 Walter Hildebrandt :
> Yes, Johnny, that is what I originally ask for. There are some other
> question I expect to be asking in the future but for now I am learning by
> using various formulas.
>
> Walter
Well, good luck then and welcome back with more questions.
J
ou could live without Math and some other stuff, even if it won't
mean any bigger difference in total amount of installed bytes.
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
>
>
> --
>
>
>
> Pierre
> Worrigee, NSW,
> ,-._|\
> / Oz \
> \_,--._/
> v
>
&g
What about if A1 or B1 is 0? That's not covered in any of the five
conditions below.
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/6 Walter Hildebrandt :
> What formula would be used to meet the following conditions?
>
> 1) If both A1 and B1 are positive numbers, and A1 is greater
B1… Is it OK if the formula outputs ”∞” or maybe ”∞ %” in that
particular case?
(In case UTF-8 characters does not make it through all the email
servers on the way, ∞=the "infinity" character).
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 5:12 PM, Johnny Rosenberg
> wrot
And I forgot, if both A1 and B1 are 0, should then the output be ”100
%”, since A1 and B1 then are equal?
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/6 Johnny Rosenberg :
> 2009/6/6 Walter Hildebrandt :
>> Johnny;
>>
>> If there is a 0 (zero) it is considered to be a positive number. I missed
ns as separators, so I'm a bit confused there…
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/6 Walter Hildebrandt :
> Thank you Joe for the list of places that have information. Quite a few
> years ago I started the website tutorialsforopenoffice.org. You included a
> lot of links to my website. I
methods but this one worked for me today and I
got almost no errors at all on my way from a simple uncomplete formula
until the final formula was done. Since i tested every step as the
formula grew, I didn't have to test everything when the formula was
finished and the need for debugging was min
g BASIC and make them available in all your
spreadsheets or just a specific one, you decide.
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> 2009/6/7 Walter Hildebrandt
>
>> Johnny, I tested all the different possibilities and found, assuming I did
>> not make a mistake, there was one condition that
t; what and how to communicate with someone who is learning a part of
> OpenOffice.
Thanks…! Well, I can't really say that I know OpenOffice.org; I know
some parts of it, that is those parts that I use regularly. I've asked
many questions here throughout the years… :)
Johnny Rosenberg
&g
d the following:
[BLUE][<-5]Standard;[GREEN][<=30]Standard;[RED]Standard
It turns out exactly the same as
[BLUE][<-5]Standard;[RED][>30]Standard;[GREEN]Standard
I also tried this:
[RED][>30]Standard;[BLUE][<-5]Standard;[GREEN]Standard
This gives an even worse result since the m
currently, but my operating system is
set to Swedish, that's why I use commas as decimal separator, just in
case anyone wonder.
Johnny Rosenberg
OpenOffice.org Calc 3.1.0
Ubuntu 8.10 (Yes, I got rid of the Ubuntu version of OpenOffice.org
and replaced it with the version mentioned above)
2009
1 on Mandriva Linux Free 2009.1) -10 is displayed
as -10 and -3 is displayed as 3, and I can't really see why.
I will try to attach an example spreadsheet to this post, but I don't
know it it will come through. If it does, please open it and take a
look. If it does
2009/6/14 Brian Barker :
> At 15:55 14/06/2009 +0200, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>
>> Just to eliminate more language confusion, let's from now on change the
>> example to this instead:
>> [BLUE][<-5]0;[RED][>30]0;[GREEN]0
>>
>> It gives the sam
the settings as you wish, then copy the field and
paste it to where ever you want them.
It will look different, but that doesn't mean it will look bad…
One advantage is also that you can jump between the text boxes using
the TAB key.
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/16 Dotan Cohen :
>> OK, how
the bottom border of all the
cells in the second column…
But of course there will be some complications in that case too: The
position of the cursor will be fixed.
Johnny Rosenberg
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the main reasons
that I switched from OpenOffice.org 2.4.1 (Ubuntu 8.10 version) to
OpenOffice.org 3.1.0 (OpenOffice.org version).
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ff. The choice is
yours… :)
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> Thanks and have a nice day/evening,
>
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2009/6/25 Zhengquan Zhang :
> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 06:35:14PM +0200, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> 2009/6/25 Zhengquan Zhang :
>> > Hello, openoffice list,
>> >
>> > I need to frequently add background color for cells and I was wondering
>> > if who
" & LBound(x, 1) & " To " & UBound(x, 1)
> &_
> ' ", " & LBound(x, 2) & " To " & UUBound(x, 2) & ")."
> 'EndIf
>
> WahooFunc = s
> End Function
>
> Ideas anyone?
I don't know what
2009/6/26 Don Daugherty :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>
>> I don't know what to say… I pasted the text to the Macro edit thing
>> and it worked, even when I removed all the comments.
>>
>> OpenOffice.org 3.1.0
>> Ubuntu 8.10
>>
>> Did you c
Just don't record macros. The only proper way to crate macros is to
write them by hand, since the built in macro recorder really sucks.
There is an alternate macro recorder to download somewhere, but I
don't think it's much better in this case.
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/6/30 Jo
If you go to an empty cell and make sure it is formatted properly, and
then enter =A1 (if A1 is one of the cells that is corrupted) in it,
will the corrupted value or the correct value be displayed?
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/7/2 Dotan Cohen :
>> Have you checked the "Precision as shown&
2009/7/7 Don Daugherty :
>
>> Can you attach an example file so I can have a look? Something is
>> obviously wrong somewhere… If the file works for me, the fault is
>> somewhere else, I would guess.
>>
>> Johnny Rosenberg
>>
>
> Johnny:
> Did you get
ant, from the line.
I don't think that's possible. What about using a background colour instead?
You can have borders around a paragraph, but obviously not around a single word.
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> there somenting that help me
>
> thank
> Daiana
>
> _ Daian
2009/7/16 Harold Fuchs :
> On 15/07/09 18:15, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>
>> 2009/7/14 Daiana Leporatti - NETCOM :
>>
>>>
>>> Dear Support
>>>
>>
>> First of all, this is not a support place. We all are just regular
>> users just l
Just never ever use the macro recording feature in OpenOffice.org and
you'll be fine. Learn how to write macros from scratch instead. The
macro recorder always sucked and will probably always suck (or be
removed).
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/8/6 Jean-Michel Courat :
> In a spreadsheet,
tu version?
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/8/7 Web Kracked :
> I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on one of my machines.
>
> Is there any thing I should know about dealing with
> the Ubuntu version of OOo?
>
> I want to start setting it up with all the extensions
> I have on my Vista laptop,
ters with my compose key on Ubuntu 9.04 than on my
Ubuntu 8.10 machine, for example Compose c o gives © and so does
Compose o c on Ubuntu 9.04. On Ubuntu 8.10 I get © and ǒ respecively,
but I guess that's another issue…
Johnny Rosenberg
---
2009/8/12 John Jason Jordan :
> On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 20:34:30 +0200
> Johnny Rosenberg dijo:
>
>> On my laptop with Ubuntu 8.10 and OpenOffice.org 3.1.0 it works
>> perfectly, and so does the compose key.
>> On my Eee PC 900 I have Ubuntu 9.04 and OpenOffice.org 3.0.1,
Keyboard shortcuts can be saved to a file, and that file can be loaded
into the new version (this didn't work for some versions, though).
But why do you use keyboard shortcuts for just typing single
characters? There are a lot of better ways to do that. You don't
mention what operating system you
for the odd page or two, but it really isn't suited for
> website development (again, IMO, so fanboys, keep away).
I used OpenOffice.org för web pages quite a while ago, but it didn't
seem to follow W3C in every aspect so I dropped it. I love
OpenOffice.org, but it's not good
And what is left on the first page? Did you use Insert → Section for
the column stuff?
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/8/12 Mark Howe :
> I am having problems with columns in Writr. I have everything perfect in
> columns, I save it, the thumbnail even looks right; but when I open it, the
>
I think the OpenOffice.org developers list is a better place to ask
this kind of question. Maybe d...@api.openoffice.org or something like
that.
J.R.
2009/8/18 Christian Rößler :
> Christian Rößler schrieb:
>
> Hallo everyone - answering my own posts, as usual:).
>
> For the record, as other have
ch for
them when I need them.
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> Best regards, Christian
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s
> replaced "a single space followed by zero or more spaces" with "a single
> space". Read up about Regular Expressions for details. Your time doing that
> will be well spent :-)
>
>
And then it's pretty easy to write a macro that runs the same thi
ce key as usual…
This doesn't bring much new to the whole thing, I know, I just wanted
to point the [:space:] thing out and also mention that there are other
useful things too, like [:digit:], [:upper:], [:lower:], [:al
ion as you can:
What version of OpenOffice.org are you using? What is your operating
system (Windows 7, Ubuntu 9.04, Mac OS 10.5, Mandriva Linux One 2009.1
etc)? What are you trying to do? What do you expect to happen? What
actually happens?
Things like tha
go through the help file for
> RE is worth the while!
I actually read the help thing, but I obviously missed that part.
Seems to be very usable! Thanks!
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> Cheers,
> Pradeep
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> on 21 Aug 2009, Friday, IST (which is GMT +05:30)
>
y difference is that this computer's OS is Ubuntu
8.10 and the Eee PC 900 has Ubuntu 9.04.
Suggestions for further debugging?
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and fix
it there”, but no matter how hard I tried, I didn't find a way to make
the TOC look the same way as it did in OpenOffice.org Writer. But
that's very off topic…
Johnny Rosenberg
> The situation is bad enough to sway my decision to stick with MSO, unless I
> resolve this di
. When you insert the Index by clicking [Insert → Indexs and
Tables → Indexes and Tables…], click on the Styles tab. That's the
place to associate styles with levels.
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/8/22 Drew Jensen :
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for intruding - but if I don't do something othe
export
to PDF. Looks almost exactly like the original document, at least what
I've seen so far.
Johnny Rosenberg
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2009/8/23 NoOp :
> On 08/22/2009 01:26 PM, NoOp wrote:
>> On 08/21/2009 11:54 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>> ”terminate called after throwing an instance of
>>> 'com::sun::star::uno::RuntimeException&
I am not sure, but I don't think things like ROW(1:12) is supported in
Calc. I remember many years ago when I, used to Excel, typed something
like ”=SUM(A:A)” (mening ”sum the entire A column”) in a cell. That
works with Excel, but didn't with Calc. Still today, I don't think
this
I don't think that's possible (maybe I'm wrong though). If you want to
be sure about fonts, export to PDF.
J.R.
2009/8/28 Dotan Cohen :
> How does one embed a font in an ODF document if he is unsure that the
> receiver will have that font? Thanks.
>
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h;freekin;blaha;aha).
Thanks for listening…
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I just filed a bug report about this one, and it can be found at:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=104659
I also attached (to the bug report, not here) an example spreadsheet
where this problem occurs.
J.R.
Den 30 augusti 2009 09.39 skrev Johnny Rosenberg:
> I have a s
? Or your locale
setting.
>
> *I think this is some problems in Open office.*
Yes, there are, just like with all the other software in the world.
Johnny Rosenberg
*Guitarist*…
>
>
> *Thank you very much, and happy day.*
>
>
> *Mr Merouane Louma
Please stop being an idiot. There's no need to write the same
”question” or message over and over again. Just wait for people to
reply. If nobody do, well, then I guess nobody has anything to say.
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/9/2 Merouane Louma :
>
>
> Dear
> Sir
>
>
>
>
2009/9/3 Harold Fuchs :
> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>
>> Please stop being an idiot. There's no need to write the same
>> ”question” or message over and over again. Just wait for people to
>> reply. If nobody do, well, then I guess nobody has anything to say.
>&
2009/9/4 Michael Adams :
> On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 21:49:54 +0200
> Came this utterance formulated by Johnny Rosenberg to my mailbox:
>
>> > Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Please stop being an idiot. There's no need to write the same
>> >&g
his
by purpose and I apologize if someone was hurt.
Johnny Rosenberg
2009/9/5 Gene Heskett :
> On Saturday 05 September 2009, M Henri Day wrote:
>>2009/9/5 Lars Nooden
>>
>>> Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>> > Since English is not my first language (and I don't ha
Serif should be pretty
compatible to Times New Roman and Free mono could perharps replace
Courier New.
Anyway, if a font is missing and the original document was created
with it, the font listbox will still display that fonts name, but
another font is selected, hopefully a similar font.
J
2009/9/5 Humberto Vargas Suárez :
> First of all, I need that all your bull shetters pages, must BE
> IN SPANISH.
Then write to the spanish list. This one is English only (however,
non-perfect English is OK).
Best regards
Johnny Rosenberg
second in too many times I d
2009/9/7 Walter Hildebrandt :
> The following formula works to give a Yes or a No in C1
>
> IF(AND(A1>=0;B1>=0);"Yes";"No")
>
> How can that formula be increased so that not only A1 and B1 is used but
> that C1, D1 and E1 be included
>
> In other words, what formula can be used when A1>=0 and B1>=0
earch for it with
Synaptic and see if it's still marked as installed.
OpenOffice.org use the system fonts, so everything that's installed in
the system SHOULD work in OpenOffice.org, as far as I know.
J.R.
>
> Linda
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Johnny Rosenb
Maybe you could try the developer's mail list? I think it is
d...@openoffice.org or something like that.
J.R.
2009/9/8 James E. Lang :
> I take it that no one here knows how to automate spreadsheet updates and no
> one knows a better forum to ask.
>
> If you need me to, I'll send you a personal c
oesn't seem to remember where I save files or any
other locations I use for my files, so I always have to start all over
again from my home folder (~/ or $HOME).
By the way, you don't need to say ”od*" format. You can say ODF (Open
Document Format) since it includes ods, odt and all
The macro recorder sucks, sorry to say that. Just don't use it. Just
type the commands manually instead. It's a bit of a learning curve,
but it's worth it.
If you know Basic, installing Xray will help you a lot to figure out
most of the objects you need.
For example:
Option Explicit
Sub MyTestS
2009/9/17 sue gill
>
>
> Dear?
> I have got 6e-mails that keep coming to me, what's going on.
> Don't worry about my inquire I have Purchased Microsoft Office now, I
> certainly won't be purchasing any more of your products.
You don't purchase OpenOffice.org. You download it for free at
www.ope
Cell=Sheet.getCellByPosition(0,0)
Cell.setString(Cell.getString())
End Sub
In the example above, A1 will now contain '90. The ' is not displayed,
but 90 will be aligned to the left.
Johnny Rosenberg
>
> Also the same for converting from Formula to Value it wou
2009/9/19 John Kaufmann :
> Does OO Writer deprecate the traditional practice of inserting a return
> (newline = "carriage return" = "hard return" = "line break") between
> paragraphs? If not, how can Writer handle the case where the end of a
> paragraph coincides with the end of a page, such tha
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