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                 Issue #|115360
                 Summary|New function for Calc / Indenting and summing up lines
               Component|Spreadsheet
                 Version|1.0.0
                Platform|All
                     URL|
              OS/Version|All
                  Status|UNCONFIRMED
       Status whiteboard|
                Keywords|
              Resolution|
              Issue type|ENHANCEMENT
                Priority|P1
            Subcomponent|editing
             Assigned to|spreadsheet
             Reported by|guirec





------- Additional comments from gui...@openoffice.org Tue Nov  2 15:37:51 
+0000 2010 -------
Dear developpers,

Based on some working experience with planning software I have an idea
of a completely new function for spreadsheets that does not exist until
now. I like the idea because it is usefull in spreadsheet applications
and has no equivalent in MS.

This new function would allow to easily create sub-total lines in the
spreadsheet by simply opening an empty line and defining that it is a
summary or subtotal line that takes into account the lines of lower
levels - indented lines .-
The summary line would have an independent, manually-defined, wording
and would automatically sum up the figures contained in the inferior
levels.
We would be able to create several sub-levels and to collapse some
selected lines to hide a part of the lower level's information, showing
only the summaries.

Some approaching solution does exist currently with the "sub-totals" but
it not as powerfull mainly because you have to define the subtotals
manually.

All this is inspired by the possibilities offered by planing softwares.
I had prepared an example to show the idea with a small "arrow" that allows
showing or hiding lines.
I currently use AEC's Fastrack Schedule for profesional reasons but
equivalent program exist such as MS Project and the OpenProject -

I do not know whether this is feasible but I would of course be most
interested to further discuss this and to participate to the definition
of the specification of such a function if possible.
Unfortunately I am really not a developper but I would be really pleased
to participate to a part of the Ooo project with my possibilities, like
this special function specification or translations. Currently I am
contributing, making sure that as many people as possible know about the
project and accept to convert to Ooo in their work.

I am sure that there are many ideas like this and would appreciate to
know at least that my proposal is received and considered.

Thanks for your consideration.

Guirec

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