Richard Detwiler wrote: > Chuck wrote: >> Dan Lewis wrote: >> >> >>> If it is a title that you want centered at the top, what is >>> wrong with using a header and centering the title in it? >>> >>> Dan >>> >> >> I wanted it centered over two columns. Something like this. >> >> +-------------------+ >> | Breakfast | >> +--------+----------+ >> +Insulin | BG level + >> +--------+----------+ >> | | | >> +--------+----------+ >> | | | >> >> "Merge and center" would seem to be the obvious choice, except for the >> fact that I am syncing this spreadsheet with Pocket Excel which does not >> support "merge and center". Instead it uses "center across selection" >> which is *not* the same thing though visually they appear similar. CAS >> is supported by the full version of Excel and is different from merging >> cells. If I were to remove OOo from the mix and just used Excel, >> everything would work perfectly. >> >> What this thread is pointing out is that OOo 2.02 is not completely >> compatible with Excel and cannot be safely used in a "mixed" environment >> which IMO is a show stopper for corporate acceptance. The formatting of >> a spreadsheet created in Excel will be silently changed by OOo 2.02 if >> that spreadsheet uses "center across selection". >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >> > > Sounds to me like Pocket Excel is not compatible with regular Excel either.
Not completely. It's a stripped down version that fits/runs on a Pocket PC. But it doesn't change one type of formatting to another. OOo on the other hand does, and does it silently. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
