[libreoffice-users] Re: Dollars & Cents in Spreadsheet

2011-05-30 Thread plino
:)

In fact, after a quick search in Google, I found out that there is such a
feature in a competing product ;)
http://www.teachexcel.com/excel-help/ev.php?i=2957

Maybe this could be added as a feature request for Calc?


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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Dollars & Cents in Spreadsheet

2011-05-30 Thread Cor Nouws

plino wrote (31-05-11 00:09)

(can even give a clumsy work around).



If it's better than having calculations in another column, please do.
I could use a trick that saves me from typing the dot (because I often type
the dot twice and then have to go back to correct it...)


Cannot find it any more. But had to do with nested formula's in the 
custom cell formatting, IIRC, so worked with limited range of numbers 
and needs non-proportional font too :-)

As I wrote: clumsy :-)

Cor

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[libreoffice-users] Re: Dollars & Cents in Spreadsheet

2011-05-30 Thread plino
> (can even give a clumsy work around).
>

If it's better than having calculations in another column, please do.
I could use a trick that saves me from typing the dot (because I often type
the dot twice and then have to go back to correct it...)


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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Dollars & Cents in Spreadsheet

2011-05-30 Thread Cor Nouws

Hi Plino,

plino wrote (30-05-11 23:49)

Cor Nouws wrote:


Simply Format>Cells
Or via the Styles window (F11) you can also define styles for
(different) cells


That wouldn't work, Cor ;)
It's not a question of formatting. The OP wants to type 123 and for the cell
to display $1.23


Yes I know the accountancy notation pretty well (can even give a clumsy 
work around). But in the original post I read:

  " the result would be formatted to 1.23 (one dollar and twenty-three
cents). "
So I did not conclude that the question was about accountancy notation.

Greetings,
Cor

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[libreoffice-users] Re: Dollars & Cents in Spreadsheet

2011-05-30 Thread plino

Cor Nouws wrote:
> 
> Simply Format>Cells
> Or via the Styles window (F11) you can also define styles for 
> (different) cells
> 

That wouldn't work, Cor ;)
It's not a question of formatting. The OP wants to type 123 and for the cell
to display $1.23

The only solution I can see is to have a column where you type the values
with no point (e.g. 123, 300, 98) and have it divided by 100 in  another
column and formatted as currency. These calculated values can even be on a
separate worksheet so that you have one column for quick data entry and
another worksheet where all is presented neatly :)


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