On 08/10/2010 12:22 PM, [email protected] wrote: > NoOp - wrote: ... >> Those do not paste as a table& you'd still need to convert to table. It >> would be a nice 'wishlist' to be able to select 'Paste as Table' in the >> Paste Special options. > > What is the difference between using these options and creating a table? > I can't actually tell the difference. The "Table" toolbox appears when I > click in one of these pasted tables, and I can adjust column widths, row > heights, add and remove rows and columns, etc. just as any other table. > The RTF option pastes a table the same size as the copied Calc cells, > while the HTML option pastes as a table filling the page width. > > I tried this using the attached TableCopySource.ods spreadsheet, copying > cells A1:B5. On pasting using the various paste special options, I got > the results in the attached TablePasted.odt text document. I have done > no additional formatting in this document; the tables in it are exactly > as pasted. > > Mark.
Ah. You are correct. Pasting as rtf works best (for me). I figured out why I thought they weren't pasting as a table; I had 'Table|Table Boundries' turned off. Thanks for the correction. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
