Is it possible to export an Apache Open Office doc into an EPUB doc?

[The Telepath]

Hello,

I am wondering if it is possible to export an Apache Open Office doc into
an EPUB document? If so, how can I do that? I do not see it as an option
anywhere.

Also, is it possible to change the width and height of the page as we
export the document to a PDF file? Wondering if I can change the document
to a 5.5 in. by 8.5 in.

Thanks,
Jada

Re: Just Something for the Wish List

[Brian Barker]

At 22:05 30/07/2023 +, Chuck DeVivo wrote:
... one such application, another would be the 
value of parallel resistors. (The formula for 
that is Rt=1÷(1/R1+1/R2+…1/Rn) for what it’s 
worth.) I like to have columns of repeating 
formulae like that, but that yields divide by 0 
errors. Is it possible to add an option to the 
effect of “treat divide by blank cells as blank” 
or something similar? Using the resistor 
example, if the desired Rt is a standard value 
like 1,000, then R2 and up would be omitted. But 
leaving them blank results in an error. Not a 
huge deal, as that particular line can be 
altered for the final BOM, but if during testing 
it is determined to have to be altered, then it 
may need to be entered again. And it does trigger a minor OCD reaction…


Try
=1/(IF(A1=0;0;1/A1)+IF(B1=0;0;1/B1)+IF(C1=0;0;1/C1))
Seems to work. Sensibly enough, if the condition 
is satisfied, the fateful division is apparently not performed - so no error.


Note that the apparently simpler
... MAX(0;1/A1) ...
does not work, as the division is necessary 
before the function result can be evaluated.



Again, just something for the wish list.


Your wish is my command.

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker



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Just Something for the Wish List

[Chuck DeVivo]

Hello,
There are times that I use spread sheets for something other than ledgers.
A fuel log would be one such application, another would be the value of 
parallel resistors.  (The formula for that is Rt=1÷(1/R1+1/R2+…1/Rn) for what 
it’s worth.)  I like to have columns of repeating formulae like that, but that 
yields divide by 0 errors.  Is it possible to add an option to the effect of 
“treat divide by blank cells as blank” or something similar?  Using the 
resistor example, if the desired Rt is a standard value like 1,000, then R2 and 
up would be omitted.  But leaving them blank results in an error.  Not a huge 
deal, as that particular line can be altered for the final BOM, but if during 
testing it is determined to have to be altered, then it may need to be entered 
again.  And it does trigger a minor OCD reaction…

Again, just something for the wish list.

Thanks,
Chuck DeVivo
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