Jay Lozier wrote
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> I am puzzled by the sharing of the spreadsheet. Are the files stored on
> a server with a fixed location or they passed out to users to install
> locally?
>
> Also, I would try setting up the linked files in a sub-folder of the
> spreadsheet folder. If the the spreadsheet
Andreas Säger wrote
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>
> You can not misuse a spreadsheet like this and expect that it works in 2
> applications. Things may change if Excel 13 really provides full ODF
> support but nobody believes that MS will go that far.
> Needless to say that no spreadsheet application will ever work lik
Am 15.08.2012 18:12, schrieb Andreas Säger [via Document Foundation Mail
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> Am 15.08.2012 17:50, chilobo wrote:
> > Why can't Calc handle relative links correctly?
> >
>
> Let's do a simple test with a relative URL:
> =HYPERLINK("./B/file.xyz")
Andreas Säger wrote
> wrote:
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> Excel does not even know what an URL is. Excel uses Windows specific
> path names.
>
> Open some local *.html file in your favourite browser and look at the
> file:// URL in the address bar.
> More specific information about the internet world:
>> http://de.wi
Hello!
I'm working with Libre Office 3.6.0.4 on Windows 7 64-bit.
In Calc I used the formula
=HYPERLINK(VERKETTEN("B\";B974;".jpg");VERKETTEN("B\";B974;".jpg"))
to produce an Hyperlink to a local Image based on the reference to B974.
When moving the cursor above the cell the corresponding destina
