I indeed understood that you want to show the y-value of every fifth x-value. However, it seems you
don't want to stick with the pattern but want to be more flexible.
In general a graph displayes the correlation between a series of x-values and their related
y-values. The x-axis is in any spree
I have several solutions to the original problem.
I have explored the database option.
I wish to thank everyone for their contributions. I am very happy with the
results.
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Andreas Säger wrote:
*Because* spreadsheets are so flexible you can not edit databases with them.
Simply because all you have is a database excerpt in plain text. You never
asked for flexibility. You asked for data integrity (keep the exact same
date encoding when saving back to a database file).
Hi :)
Ahhh, we shorten MS Office to MSO. It might be only LibreOffice lists and a
few other such places that use it that way.
Regards from
Tom :)
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> From: JAMES MAJESKI
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012, 4:03
>Subject: [
Hi :)
+1
Do you delete cookies, temp-files, history, cache, desktop.ini, thumbnails and
so on too? It all seems too much effort and too likely to create problems.
Regards from
Tom :)
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> From: Dan Lewis
>To: users@global.libreoffice.org
>Sent: Thursday,
Hi :)
Good back-up processes 'should' exclude anything that has not changed. That is
they 'should' be able to identify which files and folders have changed with a
reasonable level of accuracy. Like syncing process are meant to do.
Grsync is quite nice. If you are happy on the command-line
IMHO, why don't you exclude the dot-files from the backup? The really
important dot-system files can then be another exception on the
exclusion exception (opt-in)
Met vriendelijke groeten, Cordialement, Regards,
DRIES FEYS
CORPORATE SERVICES • Senior Software Engineer
On 13 September 2012 16:4
Could you just not exclude this directory from the backup?
On 13 September 2012 15:29, Enda wrote:
> When I backup all the files, I like to see which files are being backed
> up, if the folder has changed (by having a file created and deleted) I see
> this folder I when I backup. I would rather
There are many directories (and if the file has changed, I want it backed up),
is there a way to stop creating dot files?
- Enda
From: John Clegg
To: Enda
Cc: Dan Lewis ; "users@global.libreoffice.org"
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2012 3:35 PM
Subject:
On 09/13/2012 10:00 AM, Enda wrote:
> I am the only user on the system. When I view a file, a dot file (like
> .~lock.file.doc#) is created. How can I override (stop) this in LibreOffice?
>
>
> - Enda
Normally the lock file (.lock, .doc~) is created to prevent multiple
users from updating the same
When I backup all the files, I like to see which files are being backed up, if
the folder has changed (by having a file created and deleted) I see this folder
I when I backup. I would rather not see folders that have not really changed.
(I am not trying to open the file more than once.)
- En
What does it prevent you from doing? Are you trying to open this file
more than once? You see, I'm confused why you need to override this
function of LO. Since the dot files are hidden anyway, I don't see what
difference the existence of these files make. The answer to my questions
might enligh
I am the only user on the system. When I view a file, a dot file
(like .~lock.file.doc#) is created. How can I override (stop) this in
LibreOffice?
- Enda
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From: Jay Lozier
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2012 3:33 PM
Subject:
Am 10.09.2012 22:30, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 10.09.2012 19:40, Andreas Säger wrote:
Base is our database component. It is very, very underdeveloped,
nevertheless underestimated. Even the worst database tool does a better
database job than the best spreadsheet can do.
Since nobody ever uses
Am 13.09.2012 11:54, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 13.09.2012 05:03, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
My only queries of the data are handled adequately by the calculations
done
in adjacent columns. Nothing special, complex, or complicated will easily
replace it nor be more useful.
Calc can do all this without
Am 13.09.2012 05:03, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
My only queries of the data are handled adequately by the calculations done
in adjacent columns. Nothing special, complex, or complicated will easily
replace it nor be more useful.
Calc can do all this without very easily with the help of the Base
com
Am 13.09.2012 05:18, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
So far nobody has come up with a reason for me to switch to a database where
I risk loosing data if I attempt to make a change to the layout.
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Am 13.09.2012 00:49, JAMES MAJESKI wrote:
Name one feature that makes a database better than a spreadsheet when
flexibility of input is required.
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i think i get how you mean, if i understand you right using your method
will get me one bar on 0, one bar on 5, one bar on 10 etc. I want the bars
to be on varius places on the x.axel depending on the chart i am doing, but
i want only to see every fifth number on the x-axel line. For example say i
Now I understand you.
Im afraid there is not such a solution you are looking for. Charts in general are based on a defined
data range for the x-axis where all data on this range are includeded. But you want to make a data
selection using a chart. You real task, the seclection of data (your x-ax
ok now to the problrm in detail, In the original file that i want to
change, i have numbers 1-35 on the x-axel, which all shows in the diagram,
What i now want is to show only every 5 numbers (0.5.10 etc) so its easier
to read the chart. in pic Y-axel, i can change max/minimum range ,
intervalls be
I am not sure if i understand your problem correct but try to give you and answer based on my
understanding.
I you want to change the range for the x-axis you need (also in MS Excel) to change the range and
you cannot do this in the window (X-axis) you opened, You must expand you x-axis data ra
I am now sending 2 pics, first shows how i want it, Where i can change the
values, (Y-axel) Second file is the malfuncional one? (X-axel) When i do
same thing on another computer i get Y-axel choices in grey, when i try the
x-axel ,which doesnt allowe me to change the values. On this comp i get
wha
Yes do so. All addtional information can help.
On 2012-09-13 15:45, a a wrote:
Ty for all help, but i want to make a bar diagram X/Y wise. Should i send a
screenpic of the grey area and the diagram? Sometimes a pic can tell more
then text.
/Magnus
2012/9/12 MiguelAngel
El 12/09/12 16:26, And
Hi everybody.
First of all, I'm sorry for the lack of informations; i'm going to
explain a bit more.
Yes, Alexander and Andreas, you got it.
On 300 computers, I'd like to fill automatically the informations
contained in LibreOffice "Tools>Options>User Data" (because they are the
one kept up
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