Steven, I'm trying to clarify the scenario...
Do you mean that, you need a (Blanks)/(Non-Blanks) condition in the autofilter? Why is it related with top 50/100? I just had a quick look. One alternative to do that, is to use Standard Filter...and then set empty/not empty" in the filter...not one step solution...does it help? Helen 2012/3/16 Steven Asselman <steven.assel...@gmail.com> > oh, also I could make a row for each top 50 and 100 next to it with a check > If(blank)... in it and use that in the autofilter... But that's well, > ugly... > > Op 15 maart 2012 23:04 schreef Steven Asselman > <steven.assel...@gmail.com>het volgende: > > > Hi, > > > > I've been trying out OpenOffice today and while I'm very thankful for > this > > good Office, there's a thing that bugs me... > > > > The one feature that I find very useful about Excel is the "(blanks)" and > > "(nonblanks)" in the autofilter on a row. > > > > Where does this come in use? Well, I have an Excel where I aggregate > > scores AND ranks in tops for TV-series. From these I calcutate an average > > of some sorts. The nonblanks come in use when I want to see every > tv-serie > > in a certain top 50. As you can see, this spreadsheet is a mix between a > > database and a spreadsheet, but... Well, I could write a webapp in C# and > > access the data from a database... But that's a *huge* workaround. > > > > I'm sure I'm not the only one who used Excel like this and it seems to me > > (blanks)/(nonblanks) seems not to mucht effort to include in an update. > > Actually, as I'm a software develor myself, I would find this a nice > > challenge. > > > > > > I hope you can now see why this feature in Excel is helpful. I'm > > disappointed that this means I still have to use Excel for this sheet, I > > guess I'm not the only one in the world, so hopefully you know have > enough > > reasons to include this feature-request. Thanks in advance. > > > > -- > > Kind Regards, > > - Steven Asselman > > (The Netherlands) > > > > > > -- > Met vriendelijke groet, > - Steven Asselman >
