C W wrote:
Greetings,

I am completely oblivious when it comes to creating and manipulating any kind 
of coding or formatting in Calc so please be gentle.

It is my desire to create a small spread sheet that has 2 rows and 6 columns.  
I'd like to have row 2, column 1 be a total from columns 3 and 5; I'd like to 
have row 2, column 2 be a total from columns 4 and 6.  Does that make sense?

Here's kinda how I'd like it to look:

Closed Totals         |       ##
Escalated Totals     |       ##
Online Closed         |       ##
Online Escalated    |       ##
Offline Closed         |       ##
Offline Escalated     |      ##

**Where the titles are in Row 1 in descending columns, the "|" indicates the cell 
separation, and the "##" are in row 2 in descending columns next to the titles.

The titles would be in row 1, columns 1 through 6 and the "##" would be in row 
2, columns 1 through 6.

Now, the tricky part . . . is there a way to make it so I can click on the "##" 
next to Online Closed, Online Escalated, Offline Closed, Offline Escalated and have them 
go up 1 digit starting with 0?

Another example:

Online Closed  24    <----I would click on the cell with the number and it 
would go up 1 point to 25 . . . or perhaps have some up/down arrows instead?

Ultimately, I'd like to have it so the totals from the Online and Offline Closed categories would then give 
me a final tally in the top row, "Closed Totals" in the "##" box next to that and the 
same for the "Escalated Totals."

I know this sounds like quite a bit but anyone's help would be greatly 
appreciated.  =)



What you are saying is quite confusing, probably because you seem to be using "row" to mean column (vertical), and "column" to mean row (horizontal). Think of columns that support a roof, and rows of plants in a garden.

That said, what you want to do would require inserting a "spin control" in the cells where you want to click on an "up-down" arrow to change the value of the cells. This is easy to do, but the interaction with the cell values requires a little macro programming. Perhaps someone else on the list who has more experience in this than I can help you.

Regards,
Matt


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