At 10:35 22/12/2008 -0600, Sid Sowder wrote:
Hey there. Is this really support? For free software? Wowsers.
No, not support: just this mailing list of other OpenOffice users -
just like you.
Okay abandoned Excel on the Mac a few months ago and using Calc. A
few things are different (duh) and I wondered if there was an equivalent.
When I cut a row and I want to insert it elsewhere -- not over-write
but insert above. How is that done. In the Excel world it's just
cut and then right click insert cut cells (or some key modifying I
can't remember). Is this possible in a one-stop process in Calc or
is it really an insert a blank row then paste into that blank row?
If you copy the original row instead of cutting it, you can achieve
what you need if you use Paste Special (Edit | Paste Special... or
right-click | Paste Special... or Ctrl+Shift+V) instead of normal
Paste. In the Paste Special dialogue, select Down under "Shift
cells". You can select Right to achieve the same thing with columns.
If you cut the original row instead of copying it, this technique
sometimes works but the option is often not available. I don't see
exactly when or why.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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