Hi
Is there a way to import a tab delimited text file into OO Calc? Excel
had a wizard that did this but can't find an equivalent in Calc. I want
to import a product order file into Calc before working on the data but
when I choose open file it opens as a text document rather than
importing
We do *not* need this kind of funcitonality:
http://www.itwire.com.au/content/view/11512/53/
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Paul Watson schrieb:
Hi
Is there a way to import a tab delimited text file into OO Calc? Excel
had a wizard that did this but can't find an equivalent in Calc. I want
to import a product order file into Calc before working on the data but
when I choose open file it opens as a text
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 14:10:08 +0200, Cor Nouws wrote...
Choose Insert|Sheet from file
etc.
Thanks, but this does nothing for me. Perhaps because my source file
doesn't have an extension?
In case you need further help, pls ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is that via the OOo website? I'm posting
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 14:02:54 +0200, Mathias Bauer wrote...
Is there a way to import a tab delimited text file into OO Calc? Excel
had a wizard that did this but can't find an equivalent in Calc. I want
to import a product order file into Calc before working on the data but
when I
Paul Watson wrote:
The file that I am using (and the one I want to point the macro at) does
NOT have an extension. It is just called (for example) 'purchase' rather
than 'purchase.csv' This is because it gets sent from a PC to an AS400
mainframe as a 'flat text file' that dosen't use/need the
Paul Watson schrieb:
The file that I am using (and the one I want to point the macro at) does
NOT have an extension. It is just called (for example) 'purchase' rather
than 'purchase.csv' This is because it gets sent from a PC to an AS400
mainframe as a 'flat text file' that dosen't
Rod Engelsman wrote:
1. Document Organization -- Lists, Numbering, Outlines, Sections,
3. Semantic Markup -- Designating portions of text as having some
4. Presentation -- Font, Size, Color, Margins, Indentation, etc.
Language selection is a subset of Semantic Markup.
when I hear the
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 20:16:27 +0200, Mathias Bauer wrote...
Is there a way to get this file into Calc without giving it the
extension of .csv?
That would be option 2 and 3 of my list.
Tried that Mathias, and whilst it works when I have given the file the
.csv extension, without it, even
Le samedi 21 avril 2007 à 17:10 -0500, Rod Engelsman a écrit :
I, too, use styles extensively when I write but I find myself being
frustrated and confounded at times. I believe the proximate cause of the
problem is that the styles paradigm in Writer conflates different
concepts which are
Le dimanche 22 avril 2007 à 06:55 +, jonathon a écrit :
Maybe. Example time: In an essay discussing the YiJing, one would use
the Chinese glyphs for the names of the hexagrams. Typically, these
glyphs are a single character.
But that's not something that should require separate
Interesting article about OOo password cracking:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04/20/openoffice_password_crack/
/paul
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Paul Watson wrote:
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 14:10:08 +0200, Cor Nouws wrote...
Choose Insert|Sheet from file
etc.
Thanks, but this does nothing for me. Perhaps because my source file
doesn't have an extension?
In case you need further help, pls ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is that via the OOo
On 2007-04-22 08:02:54, Mathias Bauer wrote:
Paul Watson schrieb:
Hi
Is there a way to import a tab delimited text file into OO Calc?
Excel
had a wizard that did this but can't find an equivalent in Calc. I
want
to import a product order file into Calc before working on the data
but
when
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