Hi list,
I found an annoying bug (or is it a feature?) in Calc. When I create a
new document in calc and fill column A in Sheet1 with text. Now I add
Sheet2 and put "=Sheet1.A1" in cell A1 of Sheet2. Everything behaves as
expected so far.
If I copy down A1 in Sheet2 up to A99 everything is fine t
Hi Thomas
Thomas Boehm wrote
> I found an annoying bug (or is it a feature?) in Calc. When I create a
> new document in calc and fill column A in Sheet1 with text. Now I add
> Sheet2 and put "=Sheet1.A1" in cell A1 of Sheet2. Everything behaves as
> expected so far.
>
> If I copy down A1 in Shee
Can’t reproduce this in OSX El Capitan (10.11.4) with LO 5.0.4.2
Rob.
> Op 31 mei 2016, om 18:16 heeft Pedro het volgende
> geschreven:
>
> Hi Thomas
>
>
> Thomas Boehm wrote
>> I found an annoying bug (or is it a feature?) in Calc. When I create a
>> new document in calc and fill column A i
I received a document which, essentially is a document of song lyrics.
However, they were typed in at random, as they were received. I now want to
sort the songs by song title and can't figure a way to do this. The format
is the following:
The song title, the artist, the lyrics. Each line is essen
I can't reproduce this in 5.1.3.2-6.6 on openSUSE.
I have interpreted the instructions as;
enter text "cat" into sheet1.A1
enter "=Sheet1.A1" into sheet2.A1
copy sheet2.A1 (Ctl c)
select sheet2.A1:sheet2.A120
paste (Ctl v)
I have also tried entering "cat" into Sheet1.A1:Sheet1.A120 and dragging
How many songs?
Steve
On 2016-06-01 08:12, Pat Brown wrote:
I received a document which, essentially is a document of song lyrics.
However, they were typed in at random, as they were received. I now want to
sort the songs by song title and can't figure a way to do this. The format
is the followi
Pedro wrote
> I can confirm it also occurs in version 5.1.3.2 x64 under Windows 7 Pro
> x64
>
> (so it's not a Windows
>
I meant it's not a Linux only problem.
Interestingly the problem also does NOT occur with version 5.1.3.2 under
Windows 10 Home x64
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Pat Brown wrote:
> I received a document which, essentially is a document of song lyrics.
> However, they were typed in at random, as they were received. I now want to
> sort the songs by song title and can't figure a way to do this. The format
> is the following:
> The song title, the artis
Today I downloaded a 2006-ish C++ teacher's guide saved using the .sxw
file format.
The format shows OpenOffice.org 1.0 text document, in Caja file manager
[Ubuntu MATE].
I remember using OOo 1.x and the only issues were not MS Office 97-2003
formats were not supported. I loved it when I wa
Well sure. But remember, even if some of the "legacy" deprecated document
formats are eventually removed The Document Foundation sponsors an archive
of prior LibreOffice project release builds.
http://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/
So you are covered either way :-)
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I can confirm it also occurs in version 5.2.2, Windows 7, 32 bits,
starter edition.
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Quoting Tim---Kracked_P_P---webmaster :
Today I downloaded a 2006-ish C++ teacher's guide saved using the
.sxw file format.
The format shows OpenOffice.org 1.0 text document, in Caja file
manager [Ubuntu MATE].
I remember using OOo 1.x and the only issues were not MS Office
97-2003 form
Thanks Stuart. I normally keep my old RPM files, this clears up a lot of
disk space :)
On 01/06/16 12:14, V Stuart Foote wrote:
Well sure. But remember, even if some of the "legacy" deprecated document
formats are eventually removed The Document Foundation sponsors an archive
of prior LibreOff
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