Hi,
I've got a customer who is a Microsoft fanatic and was going to buy Office
Live so she could edit documents and upload them to the cloud, etc.
However when she heard about OpenOffice being free as opposed to the £150
price tag of Office (and the fact she could use Thunderbird with Gmail
Is there anyway to convert the Cell.Formula value into a Cell.String
value in OpenOffice Basic? I've thought maybe Cell.Formula.String would
work but it doesn't.
Also the same for converting from Formula to Value it would be really
handy if there was.
It's legal to sell Open Source software for enough to cover the costs of
duplication/resources only, not to make a profit, I think the
recommended maximum is somewhere about £5, although judging by the
low-cost of CD's and the amount of time it takes to produce an
OpenOffice disc I would say the
Hi
Just wondering if anyone knows how to export a slide show in animated
gif format. I've tried the instructions here
http://plan-b-for-openoffice.org/ooo-help/en-US/WIN/simpress/simpress/simpress/guide/animated_gif_save
and it just saves the first slide even if I select all of them (when
Scott Taylor wrote:
Hello all,
I'm running an old UNIX legacy system where all the apps are writen in
PROGRESS. Often people want data to put into a spreadsheet, this is
simple if I write the output as a TAB delimited file and call it
blah.xls; then it just opens in their spreadsheet program
Hi
Is it possible to created calculated fields in Base. I've got a book on
Access 2 and notice that Access can do this in the Reports just by
typing =[fieldname][operator][fieldname] e.g. =[quantity]*[price] but
when I try that in Base it puts 0 on the top line of the report and the
rest of
Dennis J. Tuchler wrote:
I have gone through the help files but have found no way to insert
today's date in a cell. When I print out the list, I want the date
the list was printed in a cell at the top of the sheet. I can put a
date field on a document, but not on a spreadsheet. How do I do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI, First of all I am no computer guru so please send answer in layman
terms, thanks lol
I love openoffice and have openoffice.org 1.1.3 and make newsletter for
work, but I print it out and make copies for meetings.
I would also like to mail it too and have not
Victor Chapman wrote:
I have imported a table of health care benefits received into calc.
One of the columns is headed Service Date. Originally the dates were
text. They are all in the form DD MMM ( e.g.10 FEB 2005). I
applied a user defined format to this column so that calc would
There is kind of a way to do it by dividing the value you enter using
FLOOR as follows...
For Dates...
Column A - Enter Date e.g. 020878
Column B - Enter the formula =FLOOR(A/[ROW_NO]//1;1)
Column C - Enter the formula =FLOOR(A/[ROW_NO]//100;1)-B/[ROW_NO]/*100
Column D - Enter the formula
Victor Chapman wrote:
I have imported a table of health care benefits received into calc.
One of the columns is headed Service Date. Originally the dates were
text. They are all in the form DD MMM ( e.g.10 FEB 2005). I
applied a user defined format to this column so that calc would
Adalbert Dawid wrote:
Hi list,
I'm working on a presentation for my employer and decided to do it with
OOo-Impress 2.0. This presentation includes a logo of the company I'm
working for, which has to be properly down-scaled by Impress.
Unfotunately, after scaling down the logo looks really bad
Hi
Just wondering if anyone knows where I can find a list of properties and
functions that can be applied to various items in OpenOffice basic. Is
there a book or website available?
e.g. I'm guessing that a table in OpenOffice must have loads of
properties such as Visible, ReadOnly, Text,
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