At 10:29 16/09/2020 -0400, Dan Lewis wrote:
I have a dBase database with several tables. How do I open this
database in Calc so that each table will have its own sheet?
You can do it piecemeal:
o Open the database.
o Display Tables.
o Select a table.
o Copy.
o Create a spreadsheets with an
Hi Dan,
Dan Lewis schrieb am 16-Sep-20 um 16:29:
I have a dBase database with several tables. How do I open this database
in Calc so that each table will have its own sheet?
Dan
Here something different than simple copy:
1. You make a .odb file for the dBase database and register it. That is
Hello Dan,
As far as I know, each table needs to be opened separately. That will open
a separate Calc window with a tab for the table that was opened. The tabs
can then be moved into a single spreadsheet by right-click the tab in one
of the spreadsheets and selecting the "Move or Copy Sheet..."
I have a dBase database with several tables. How do I open this database
in Calc so that each table will have its own sheet?
Dan
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