On 07/20/12 20:49, Pedro wrote:
rhubarbpieguy wrote
I'd like to create a macro for a user-defined date format (H:MMa/p). As
examples, 7:00 AM would display as 7:00a and 3:33 PM as 3:33p. I can
create the format manually, but I understand the LibreOffice format
can't save user-defined formats. So my thought is to create a macro
which creates the format each time the spreadsheet is opened. The
user-defined Format Code is for a saved Style.
Since this is a limitation of the ODF file format and that modifying the
default template only applies to your PC (correct me if I'm wrong) wouldn't
it make more sense to simply save it as XLS?
I tested with your example and the user-defined time format is saved...
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Yes, XLS will save the format, but my macros don't carry over.
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