Ken,
That is very odd that you got 2.8.1 to work with Excel 2002. Mind you I
am on 2.8.1 with Excel 2003. The same issue presents with OpenOffice
though regardless of Rev version.
I guess I never had the combo of 2002/2.8.1 since I had upgraded to 2003
before I had 2.8.1. Multi-version combo
On Mon, 31 Mar 2008 13:56:12 -0400, Bill Marriott wrote:
> I'm pleased to report this issue has been fixed for Revolution 2.9!
>
> http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6269
Whoops! I just logged another bug in a similar vein; I'll verify it
against the next RC to make sure it's fi
On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 12:30:11 -0700, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Bill Marriott wrote:
>> Appears to be a problem on Windows only.
>
> Has it been determined yet whether the delimiters are absent, or just
> another character other than tab such as NULL?
Good question - I tested this on XP SP2 running
I'm pleased to report this issue has been fixed for Revolution 2.9!
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6269
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> Appears to be a problem on Windows only.
>
>> AND it works for me as well in Leopard .2 and
example, what you end up with in pasting from Excel to
Rev is no separation character of any kind, so you simply get a run
of text concatenated together.
- Example
For example a spreadsheet with the following (tabs to show columns)
Hot BlueRed Almond
...results in this
I, too, have had problems copying from Excel and pasting into Rev
fields on Windows only.
However if I
put clipboarddata["TEXT"] into fld somefield
all usually works.
Jim Lambert
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Does this work using Open Office in Linux? I would try it but I don't have
the link to download RC4.
> Appears to be a problem on Windows only.
>
>> AND it works for me as well in Leopard .2 and 2.9.0 rc 4 and Excel X for
>> mac service release 1 (2001)
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Bill Marriott wrote:
Appears to be a problem on Windows only.
Has it been determined yet whether the delimiters are absent, or just
another character other than tab such as NULL?
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Appears to be a problem on Windows only.
> AND it works for me as well in Leopard .2 and 2.9.0 rc 4 and Excel X for
> mac service release 1 (2001)
>
>>Here if I copy (or cut) from an Excel file (multiple rows and columns)
>>and then I paste in a Rev field (with tab stops being defined) I got
AND it works for me as well in Leopard .2 and 2.9.0 rc 4 and Excel X
for mac service release 1 (2001)
Hi,
Here if I copy (or cut) from an Excel file (multiple rows and
columns) and then I paste in a Rev field (with tab stops being
defined) I got the texts of the cells separared by tabs (an
Hi,
Here if I copy (or cut) from an Excel file (multiple rows and
columns) and then I paste in a Rev field (with tab stops being
defined) I got the texts of the cells separared by tabs (and the rows
by cr)
I am working on Mac OSX 10.5.2.
Microsoft Excel 2008 for Mac
Rev 2.9.0 rc 3.
For
rom Rev to Excel. This is on Windows. I was keeping my fingers
> crossed this would be rectified in 2.9.
>
> To clarify by example, what you end up with in pasting from Excel to Rev
> is no separation character of any kind, so you simply get a run of text
> concatenated together
technically I don't think it is a bug as much as an unexpected feature
failure?
-
Returns indicate rows:
10
20
30
Pasted into Rev yields
102030
-
I did notice one major problem was fixed in 2.9:
In pre 2.9 when pasting from Excel with a number formatted with
Bryan McCormick wrote:
Checking the clipboard to do something simple like replace tab with
(pick a delimiter) does not work. I thought of that as well Jim, but no
go, the tabs just do not appear to be there.
Looks like you solved the mystery: Excel's clip format is different from
its tabbed e
Jim,
> Excel has an internal clipboard, and the answer may be to copy, paste
> values
> into a blank/new worksheet, then copy that result so that the clipboard
> format is as consistent with text only as possible (no formulas,
> conditional
> formatting, etc) and then see if tabs are removed.
I
this would be rectified in 2.9.
To clarify by example, what you end up with in pasting from Excel to Rev
is no separation character of any kind, so you simply get a run of text
concatenated together.
- Example
For example a spreadsheet with the following (tabs to show columns)
Hot
I am a little confused about the original poster's situation.
On 3/29/08 11:23 AM, "Bill Marriott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bryan,
>
> Please file this as a report in RQCC. Clipboard processing was redone for
> 2.9, and this would have been an ideal time to address this. Unfortunately,
> I h
Bryan,
Please file this as a report in RQCC. Clipboard processing was redone for
2.9, and this would have been an ideal time to address this. Unfortunately,
I highly doubt there will be time to do anything about it before release,
but you never know.
> This is likely to seem ridiculously simpl
Hi Folks,
This is likely to seem ridiculously simple. I use Excel a lot during the
course of the day. Sometimes I need to cut and paste data from multiple
rows and columns on an ad hoc basis and take it into Rev.
In prior versions of Rev the result was text not separated by tabs as
you would
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