> On Monday 27 August 2007 10:42:53 bg wrote: > > This may be a Base feature only, but seems like Calc should > > have a means of doing it. I want to increment a numerical field > > (all in the same column as it happens) containing whole numbers, > > varying from 0 to 99 - and increment them by one. > > > > Does this require writing a macro? I've searched extensively > > though the help pages and can find nothing, so far, that might do > > it. > > > > Running OOo 2.0 under Fedora Core2 > > > > Yeah, I know. A little behind. But Core2 seems to still have most > > everything I need :-) > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > Brewster Gillett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You are probably using the Fedora version. What you want to do works > in the official version from the OpenOffice.org site but does not > work and never will work in the Fedora version. Alledged patent and > copyright issues. bg: I don't think so - the OOo 2.0 I'm currently using is one I downloaded from the OOo site long after I'd installed Core2. So I doubt that's the problem. > > The newer versions of Fedora have everything you would want. I just > switched a few moths ago from Fedora 6 to PCLinuxOS 2007. So far every time a new Fedora release has come out it seems that all they're talking about is improvements to look & feel - and I am perfectly satisfied with the look and feel of Core2. I don't really care whether I have all the latest gee-whiz GUI stuff like rotating cube windows for multiple open applications and so forth. Eventually I'll have to break down and upgrade, as probably I should be moving past OOo 2.0 as well. One of these days..... -- ****************************************************************** W. Brewster Gillett [EMAIL PROTECTED] Portland, OR USA ****************************************************************** --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
