Thanks Dan

I understand what you have done ... only trouble is, that you would need to set 
up a new secondary spreadsheet for every split transaction.

What I have done, in the end, is to simply type the several lines of detail 
into the cell concerned, using Ctrl+Enter to get a new line within the cell for 
each sub-item.  row height adjusts automatically and I have gone into 
Format>Cells to make sure it looks neat and tidy

Kind regards,  James

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Joe Conner 
  To: [email protected] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 2:02 AM
  Subject: Re: [users] Calc question.?


  Copied to James as I cannot tell if he is subscribed.

  While a database would be a much better solution, if you insist upon using 
CALC you
  can use multiple worksheets to accomplish what you have asked for.

  I am attaching a Calc spreadsheet with the illustration you provided below.  
It is
  called JamesTest.ods to illustrate what can be done.   Check out the formula 
in Sheet1
  cell C2, and then look at Sheet2 to see the reference.

  Joe Conner, Poulsbo, WA USA


  James Elliott wrote: 
    I am a long time list member but have recently installed a satellite dish, 
so this address might come up as not belonging to the list. 

    I have a cash book which is a Calc spreadsheet (latest version), so it has 
the usual columns: 
    DATE   TRANSACTION-DETAIL  AMOUNT   BALANCE 

    Sometimes you will have one bank deposit transaction which includes 
payments from several customers: 

    DATE   TRANSACTION  AMOUNT 
    13/4/06   Receipts                $297.50 

    but this $297.50 might constitute several payments, like this 
    INV 1233 Smith  $100.00 
    INV 1250 Jones   $  76.00 
    INV 1413 Brown $121.50 

    What I want to do is to insert a 5 row, 4 column spreadsheet inside the 
transaction detail cell of my main spreadsheet so that I can split the 
transaction total into its component parts.  That way, if I want to know if Mr 
Jones has paid I can simply search for "INV 1250", or "Jones", or "76.00" 

    Can this be done? 

    Kind regards,  James 
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