Harold,
Many thanks for this. Very helpful.
Totalise means to me to click at the bottom of a column of numbers, and
then on the Icon , will then show the total of that column. In Excel,
the Icon is a backward Z.
Regards,
Robin Rugg
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On Saturday, November 04, 2006 11:51 PM [GMT+1=CET], Robin Rugg <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hullo there,
I am new to Openoffice and use calc and writer.
I am cannot find the equivalent of "arrange Windows", where you can
have more than one spreadsheet window open and see them all at the
same time, so that you can work with them together. Can you help me
to do that.
Also, is there a icon or whatever to totalise a column, rather than
the "sum" routine.
1. If you want multiple views of the same document/spreadsheet: first, use the
Window>New Window menu option in Writer or Calc to open a new window containing
a copy of your document. Then use your window manager to arrange the windows as
you like. If you are using MS Windows then *it* is your window manager. You can
move the windows around, re-size them, tile them etc.You can scroll each window
separately to give you views of different parts of your document/spreadsheet and
you can enter/edit data from either window.
If you want multiple different documents open at the same time, just open the
second document - it will open in a new window - and then arrange/re-size the
windows as you like.
2. What does "totalise" mean? I have never heard the word before and I can't
find it in my Chambers dictionary.
Harold Fuchs
London, England
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