I have a table in a writer document that has the first col
formatted as date (MM/DD/YY), but when I enter 3/4/13 the 3/4 is
converted in a smaller 3/4 = three fourths.
Yes I can undo the auto correct, but shouldn't writer be smart
enough to not do this in a date format cell ?
Thoughts or
On 3/5/2013 6:31 AM, william drescher wrote:
I have a table in a writer document that has the first col
formatted as date (MM/DD/YY), but when I enter 3/4/13 the 3/4 is
converted in a smaller 3/4 = three fourths.
Yes I can undo the auto correct, but shouldn't writer be smart
enough to not do
On 3/4/2013 12:01 PM, upscope wrote:
On Monday, March 04, 2013 10:09:52 AM bill wrote:
I have a writer document with a table. The first col is formatted
as date, but when I enter today ( 3/4/13 ) the 3/4 is formatted
as a small 3/4th.
I checked the col formatting and it really is date
On 03/05/2013 06:32 AM, william drescher wrote:
On 3/4/2013 12:01 PM, upscope wrote:
On Monday, March 04, 2013 10:09:52 AM bill wrote:
I have a writer document with a table. The first col is formatted
as date, but when I enter today ( 3/4/13 ) the 3/4 is formatted
as a small 3/4th.
I checked
Hi
I use the PPM application from HP. This application can export data in XLS
format.
The exported XLS files opens right in MS-Office, but when try to open it
with Calc it show the text import window and I get a sheet with XML and HTML
tags
Renaming the file with HTML extension and viewing in
On 03/05/2013 12:31 PM, Nacho Rodríguez wrote:
Hi
I use the PPM application from HP. This application can export data in XLS
format.
The exported XLS files opens right in MS-Office, but when try to open it
with Calc it show the text import window and I get a sheet with XML and HTML
tags
Using UNO API for java and charge a template that contains a table
I try to copy that table on the next page (I need copy also property ) to
create a new and I find as
this is the code where I get the table and properties
// first query the XTextTablesSupplier interface
I don't know if it will be suitable, but you can try Kexi (part of
Calligra suite, I believe; but you can install it separately). I
heard it is much better than LO Base, but I don't know enough to
verify that statement.
Kexi will become usable as soon as it supports composite (natural) keys.
I am still waiting for a database program that will allow
me to create applications (not pieces of applications, like queries
and forms) without having to learn C (this old dog is not going to
learn that new trick!).
If LO Base is not enough for you because you need more application
logic,
On 2013-03-05 20:12, Wolfgang Keller wrote: I am still waiting for a
database program that will allow
me to create applications (not pieces of applications, like queries
and forms) without having to learn C (this old dog is not going to
learn that new trick!).
If LO Base is not enough for you
On 2013-03-06 08:13, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
I don't know if it will be suitable, but you can try Kexi (part of
Calligra suite, I believe; but you can install it separately). I
heard it is much better than LO Base, but I don't know enough to
verify that statement.
Kexi will become usable as
On 03/03/2013 10:09 AM, John R. Sowden wrote:
Why do the Libreoffice powers that be define dbase/xbase as a flat
file database, not a relational database. The below definitions from
the Base Intro documentation demonstrate what I am saying:
*Flat databases*
A flat database contains one or
If renaming it from .xsl to .html had it open correctly, I suspect it is not
OOXML. It *might* be the Excel XML Spreadsheet format.
I checked here:
http://hpsws.lithium.com/t5/Project-Portfolio-Management/HP-PPM-and-Excel-Integration/td-p/2250
Apparently exporting a report from PPM often
Wolfgang Keller wrote:
I don't know if it will be suitable, but you can try Kexi (part of
Calligra suite, I believe; but you can install it separately). I
heard it is much better than LO Base, but I don't know enough to
verify that statement.
Kexi will become usable as soon as it
On Tuesday, March 05, 2013 06:31:23 AM william drescher wrote:
I have a table in a writer document that has the first col
formatted as date (MM/DD/YY), but when I enter 3/4/13 the 3/4 is
converted in a smaller 3/4 = three fourths.
Yes I can undo the auto correct, but shouldn't writer be
On 05/03/2013 at 20:13, Wolfgang Keller felip...@gmx.net wrote:
Kexi will become usable as soon as it supports composite (natural) keys.
May I suggest you to contact Kexi main developer, Jarosław Staniek, with this
proposal? You will find his e-mail address here:
Dan Lewis wrote:
snip
I'm still don't understand what the structure of dBase2 is. How
can you use two or more tables in a query for example using this
database engine?
Some light reading required?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBase
File formats:
dbase II:
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