2015-04-23 21:23 GMT+02:00 Randall Whitsitt <[email protected]>:

> Just spent two hours on site and forums only to be convinced your web
> designer should be fired.
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> I AM ON OLD MAN who got this way with “SuperCalc” and “Excel”.   Why don’t
> the formulas that have been used for the past 30 years work with OpenOffice
> Calc?
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> Your Lessons and tutorials are both poorly laid out and TOTALLY INADEQUATE
> to answer specific questions.
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> I want to transfer data from a cell on one page into a cell on another.
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Just like with Excel and other spreadsheet applications, if I understand
your question correctly, you don't transfer cell data to other cells; it's
the other way around. It's cell x that throw a value to cell y, it's cell y
that looks in cell x for a value and then display it.

For instance, if cell G73 on a sheet called ”DataSheet” has the value "Here
are some nonsense text” and you want to ”transfer” that value to cell M8 on
a sheet called ”Results”, then in M8 on ”Results”, type:
=DataSheet!G73
Now M8 on ”Results” will also display ”Here are some nonsense text”


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> Please send me a list of valid formulas for OpenOffice Calc.
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I assume you mean cell functions. There are a lot of cell functions in
Calc. Most of them are the same as those in Excel and other spreadsheet
applications. I'm sure there is a list somewhere that some poor fellow
wrote, but there is another way to view all spreadsheet functions: Just
highlight a cell and hit Ctrl+F2. Now you can see all the available
functions. You can view all of them or all of those in a certain category,
for instance.

Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg
ジョニー・ローゼンバーグ



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