Hi!
I want to write a function with a rangeaddress as parameter.
Is there a way to do this with java?
The function should be part of an extension. (Which is written in java)
The function does something like that:
Public Function CSDRangeAddress(arg As Range) As String
CSDRangeAddress =
Hello Ariel,
Great example, I never thought to read SDK examples.
The AffineTransform class seems to be promising. It could help me to understand
how matrices operates.
It is even possible that I convert my extension in Java to take advantage of
this class.
Thank you very much.
Regards
I'm trying to make a selection form for selecting a single customer from a
database that contains quite a lot of customers. The end user will type
either the birthdate of the customer, their first name or their surname; or
a combination of these, any that can contain wildcards or be only partially
On 05/18/10 12:53, Martin Dobiasch wrote:
I want to write a function with a rangeaddress as parameter.
Is there a way to do this with java?
The function should be part of an extension. (Which is written in java)
The function does something like that:
Public Function CSDRangeAddress(arg As
Johannes ,
I think you need to use a event who fire some macro's to change the SQL
statement behind the comboboxes depending on the content of the others
hope it helps
Fernand
I'm trying to make a selection form for selecting a single customer from a
database that contains quite a lot of
Hi,
The getValue() function of a cell object returns the value with significant
digits which are visible in that cell. Is there a way to get the actual
value stored in the cell regardless of the significant digits consideration
?
Thanks
Madhur
Thanks for your help Niklas
My problem is now to convert the Address Object back to a String
public String CSDRangeAddress(XCellRange range)
{
XCellRangeAddressable xAdd=
(XCellRangeAddressable)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
Hello,
Martin Dobiasch schrieb:
My problem is now to convert the Address Object back to a String
public String CSDRangeAddress(XCellRange range)
{
XCellRangeAddressable xAdd=
(XCellRangeAddressable)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
Il 18/05/2010 19:00, Daniel Rentz ha scritto:
Hello,
Martin Dobiasch schrieb:
My problem is now to convert the Address Object back to a String
public String CSDRangeAddress(XCellRange range)
{
XCellRangeAddressable xAdd=
(XCellRangeAddressable)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(
