On Mon, 13 Jan 2014 13:10:03 +0200
Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
> Paul's answer is interesting from another point of view also -- he
> changes the decimal sign from a comma to a period and replaces the
> periods replaced by commas to get the "correct" thousand separator.
Well, you might be able to ju
Brian,
Your formula workes perfect! Fantastic!
And I learned a little more about creating formulas.
Thanks again!
Cheers ; skål (swedish) ; kippis (finnish)
Pertti Rönnberg
On 13.1.2014 3:13, Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:55 12/01/2014 +0200, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
Since years back I have copied my
Thank you Paul and Brian
for your interesting answers and for your kindness to send them so soon.
I have not checked them yet but I am sure that both of them give me what
I was looking for.
I see thepros and cons in Paul's method: by splitting the calculation in
details you can follow both the
At 17:55 12/01/2014 +0200, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
Since years back I have copied my bank's digital
listing of my bank account(s); first using
MSOWord and later on MSOExcel. My intention is
to transform these listings so I can calculate
with the currency values in LibO-Calc. The
bank's table h
I haven't so much tried to answer your question directly, instead I
attempted to solve the same problem you did. For me, this gives a
simpler answer. Given:
Col A: The initial bank value as text
Col B: =IF(RIGHT(A1,1)="-","Debit","Credit")
Col C: =LEN(A1)
Col D: =LEFT(A1,C1-1)
Col E: =FIND(",",D1)
Happy New Year Dear LibO experts,
Since years back I have copied my bank's digital listing of my bank
account(s); first using MSOWord and later on MSOExcel.
My intension is to transform these listings so I can calculate with the
currency values in LibO-Calc.
The bank's table has four cols: colA
