[users] excel 2002 and abaove

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Re: [users] Excel problem

:46 Subject: Re: [users] Excel problem On Sunday 02 May 2010 03:58, Abdul Hai wrote: > Thanks for the reply I have only been to the forum so I was not able to > reply earlier. > > How do I change the attribute? > Don't worry about it. From Calc just "File - Save As...&quo

Re: [users] Excel problem

On Sunday 02 May 2010 03:58, Abdul Hai wrote: > Thanks for the reply I have only been to the forum so I was not able to > reply earlier. > > How do I change the attribute? > Don't worry about it. From Calc just "File - Save As..." a copy of the file to your documents folder. This new copy will be

[users] Excel problem

Thanks for the reply I have only been to the forum so I was not able to reply earlier. How do I change the attribute? Date: Sat, 01 May 2010 07:05:18 -0400 From: Daniel Lewis Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; format=flowed Subject: [users] Excel problem Abdul Hai wrote: > I have b

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[users] Excel/OO compatibility with respect to cell comments or notes

Hi all, I opened an Excel document that had cell comments, in Open Office Calc. When I closed the file in Calc I saved it as an Excel file. However when I reopened the file in Excel, the cell comments are visible onscreen but will not print. The

Re: [users] Excel 2004 for Mac and web pages

On Wed, Sep 09, 2009 at 07:38:15AM -0400, Robert Peirce wrote: > In Excel for Windows, you can access a web page and specify the specific > information you are after. In Excel 2004 for Mac you cannot. > Consequently, if your spreadsheet accesses a particular line and it > moves because of web

[users] Excel 2004 for Mac and web pages

In Excel for Windows, you can access a web page and specify the specific information you are after. In Excel 2004 for Mac you cannot. Consequently, if your spreadsheet accesses a particular line and it moves because of web page changes, you lose the information and have to revise your spreads

Re: [users] Excel File Import into Calc

Brian Barker wrote: At 18:20 19/03/2009 -0700, Suzanne L. Perry wrote: There is a setting at Tools | Options... | OpenOffice.org Calc | Calculate | Precision as shown. If this is ticked, the displayed values - rounded according to the cell formatting - are used in your comparison rather than

Re: [users] Excel File Import into Calc

At 18:20 19/03/2009 -0700, Suzanne L. Perry wrote: Excel file import into OO Calc. To perform some checks of extended figures on the imported file, I created a new column and inserted a formula to achieve the same result. Since the spreadsheet is over 4500 lines long, I wanted to compare the

[users] Excel File Import into Calc

  Excel file import into OO Calc.   To perform some checks of extended figures on the imported file, I created a new column and inserted a formula to achieve the same result. Since the spreadsheet is over 4500 lines long, I wanted to compare the results quickly.   Picture this, if you will: Ce

Re: [users] Excel

Robert Dinda wrote: Java People: Can I use Java Open Office to read & manipulate Microsoft Excel Files? We're not Java people. Java is a product from Sun and when you update Java, they also offer OpenOffice. To answer your question, OpenOffice can work with Excel files, except those

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Re: [users] excel spreadsheet

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I AM USING VERSION 2.0.2 OF OPENOFFICE. IDOWNLOADED A SPREADSHEET X.L.S HOW CAN I USE OPENOFFICE TO READ IT AND EXTRACT INFORMATION. Assuming it's not the new Office 2007 (.XLSX) format, it should open without problem. Just double click on the file and see what

Re: [users] excel spreadsheet

2008/3/14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I AM USING VERSION 2.0.2 OF OPENOFFICE. IDOWNLOADED A SPREADSHEET X.L.SHOW > CAN I USE OPENOFFICE > TO READ IT AND EXTRACT INFORMATION. Please don't use capitals only, because it means that you are shouting, which some people don't like. A

Re: [users] excel spreadsheet

On 14/03/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I AM USING VERSION 2.0.2 OF OPENOFFICE. IDOWNLOADED A SPREADSHEET X.L.SHOW > CAN I USE OPENOFFICE > TO READ IT AND EXTRACT INFORMATION. Just open it in Calc. Assuming you are using Windows, either a) right click on the file, choo

[users] excel spreadsheet

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[users] Excel

Thank you for all the replies I received re my Excel query!!! Colin. cls

Re: [users] excel

margaret bagnall wrote: > i woudl like to download excell please help > > You cannot download Excel from www.openoffice.org. Excel is a commercial application, which you must pay a significant amount for. You can download OpenOffice for free, from www.openoffice.org. OpenOffice is a full off

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[users] excel conversion

I have a large(1.4MB) excel spreadsheet which is locked unfortunately. I would love to get into Open Office. it sort of loads but not completely. it seems that there are macros using basic which are not converted. Is this normal. if i sent the spreadsheet could someone convert it please. OOis

Re: [users] excel spreadsheet calculations jumbled up when opened with calc.

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Re: [users] excel spreadsheet calculations jumbled up when opened with calc.

At 12:27 14/09/2007 -0800, Musomba Noname wrote: The spreadsheet is here http://www.ezziarts.com/mullah.xls When opened in excel, the 'balance owed' column data ascends nice and correctly, see screen cap here:- http://www.ezziarts.com/excel.jpg When opened in calc, the 'balance owed' column g

Re: [users] excel spreadsheet calculations jumbled up when opened with calc.

On Friday 14 September 2007, musomba wrote: > Greetings everybody. > > The spreadsheet is here > > http://www.ezziarts.com/mullah.xls > > When opened in excel, the 'balance owed' column data ascends nice and > correctly, see screen cap here:- > > http://www.ezziarts.com/excel.jpg > > When opened in

Re: [users] excel spreadsheet calculations jumbled up when opened with calc.

Hi Musomba When opened in calc, the 'balance owed' column gets all jumbled up. see screen cap here:- I and every one else at work uses excel, My Boss has begun to use open office on his laptop and wants me to solve this problem. he does not believe its an open office problem. I agree with y

[users] excel spreadsheet calculations jumbled up when opened with calc.

Greetings everybody. The spreadsheet is here http://www.ezziarts.com/mullah.xls When opened in excel, the 'balance owed' column data ascends nice and correctly, see screen cap here:- http://www.ezziarts.com/excel.jpg When opened in calc, the 'balance owed' column gets all jumbled up. see scree

Re: [users] excel dialer capability

MIke, Do you know what kind of phone system you friend is hooked up to? Thanks Andy Spitfire Computer Services 441 Beaver Street Suite 202 Sewickley, PA 15143 Phone (412) 749-0162 fax: (602) 476-8868 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.spitcomp.com On Aug 31, 2007, at Friday, August 31, 200712:40 PM, mike

[users] excel dialer capability

MS Excel has the ability to dial a phone number from data. A freind of mine has this add-on and it's called Excel Dialer. Can anyone tell me if there is such a add-on for open office yet? Best Regards Mike I would gladly make a contributon to anyone who can do this for me.

Re: [users] Excel crashes after memo field was edited by Calc

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: Hi all, has anyone had such a problem before? A *.xls file has message entries for a cell (shown with a red square in the top right hand corner). The user's ID is shown, with the note. This is created by Excel 2003. OOo Calc 2.2.0 opens the cell and edits the content

Re: [users] excel

On Monday 02 July 2007, + L. Jeanne Jain wrote: > If someone sends me an excel file, can I open it with open office? Please > advise. Yes. Please reply to users@openoffice.org only -- CPH : openoffice.org contributor Maybe your question has been answered already?

[users] Excel crashes after memo field was edited by Calc

Hi all, has anyone had such a problem before? A *.xls file has message entries for a cell (shown with a red square in the top right hand corner). The user's ID is shown, with the note. This is created by Excel 2003. OOo Calc 2.2.0 opens the cell and edits the contents. The spreadsheet is saved i

[users] Re : [users] Excel/Calc function list

Thx, this is just what I needed ! Boris - Message d'origine De : Daniel Rentz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> À : users@openoffice.org Envoyé le : Mardi, 10 Juillet 2007, 18h10mn 50s Objet : Re: [users] Excel/Calc function list Boris Ratak schrieb: > Hi, > > Does anyone know

Re: [users] Excel/Calc function list

Boris Ratak schrieb: Hi, Does anyone knows a document showing the Excel functions and their equivalent (or lack of equivalent) in Calc ? http://sc.openoffice.org/testdocs/formula_import_biff8.xls is a spreadsheet document in MS-Excel format that contains all built-in and add-in functions sup

Re: [users] Excel/Calc function list

On 10/07/07, Boris Ratak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Does anyone knows a document showing the Excel functions and their equivalent (or lack of equivalent) in Calc ? Thx Try http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/oooauthors2/0606MG-DifferencesInUseCalcExcel.pdf Exploring from the ro

[users] Excel/Calc function list

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Re: [users] excel

Yes you can, I've done it many times. Colin. --- "L. Jeanne Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If someone sends me an excel file, can I open it > with open office? Please advise. > > Thank you. > > Jeanne >

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[users] excel

If someone sends me an excel file, can I open it with open office? Please advise. Thank you. Jeanne

Re: [users] Excel files problem

Dear Sir, good day... I have that problem with excel files from microsoft office which are working like a flash (I guess they have a macro). Well my problem is that i can not run such files with Calc from openoffice it starts with stable window and is not enabled (not active) while if i tried

[users] Excel files problem

Dear Sir, good day... I have that problem with excel files from microsoft office which are working like a flash (I guess they have a macro). Well my problem is that i can not run such files with Calc from openoffice it starts with stable window and is not enabled (not active) while if i tried

Re: [users] excel spread sheet

I have an excel spread sheet from office 2002 that I can not get to convert to open office. Can you advise me. I have attached it to this email. Any help would be appreciated. Attachments don't get through to the list. An excel spreadsheet created by Office 2002 should be able to be opened

[users] excel spread sheet

I have an excel spread sheet from office 2002 that I can not get to convert to open office. Can you advise me. I have attached it to this email. Any help would be appreciated.- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For addi

Re: [users] Excel files?

PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 6:37:45 PM Subject: Re: [users] Excel files? On Saturday March 24 2007 2:52 pm, Christen Lewis wrote: > I downloaded OO2.1 for Mac OSX (Tiger) and when I double click the > icon, the writer program opens. I can't seem to find any > spreadshee

Re: [users] Excel files?

On Saturday March 24 2007 2:52 pm, Christen Lewis wrote: > I downloaded OO2.1 for Mac OSX (Tiger) and when I double click the > icon, the writer program opens. I can't seem to find any > spreadsheet program--do they need to be downloaded individually, or > is the writer the only program available

Re: [users] Excel files?

TerryJ wrote: > > > > Christen Lewis wrote: >> >> I downloaded OO2.1 for Mac OSX (Tiger) and when I double click the icon, >> the writer program opens. I can't seem to find any spreadsheet >> program--do they need to be downloaded individually, or is the writer the >> only program available

Re: [users] Excel files?

Christen Lewis wrote: > > I downloaded OO2.1 for Mac OSX (Tiger) and when I double click the icon, > the writer program opens. I can't seem to find any spreadsheet > program--do they need to be downloaded individually, or is the writer the > only program available for mac? > > Thanks very muc

[users] Excel files?

I downloaded OO2.1 for Mac OSX (Tiger) and when I double click the icon, the writer program opens. I can't seem to find any spreadsheet program--do they need to be downloaded individually, or is the writer the only program available for mac? Thanks very much, christen lewis Visit my ebay sto

Re: [users] Excel macros

Jan Altman wrote: > > Will Excel macros work in the Open Office spreadsheet program? > > I am curious about *both* VBA macros, and those written with Excel 4's > original macro language. > > Thanks for your help! > Jan Altman > > > I understand that VBA will work in the Novell version.

Re: [users] Excel macros

Jan Altman wrote: > Will Excel macros work in the Open Office spreadsheet program? > > I am curious about *both* VBA macros, and those written with Excel 4's > original macro language. In short NO. Openoffice,org has its own macro language I believe. Regards Hylton Please reply to users@openoffi

[users] Excel macros

Will Excel macros work in the Open Office spreadsheet program? I am curious about *both* VBA macros, and those written with Excel 4's original macro language. Thanks for your help! Jan Altman

[users] Excel Spreadsheets

Guys Thanks for the help. Luckily I only need to enter data, I can then send the sheet back to the originators to press the button to use the macros in their Excel program. In theory, therefore, I should be able to enter the data, save as per the instructions about preserving the VBA macros an

Re: [users] Excel Spreadsheet Macros

Keith Barry wrote: > > I have to prepare our qtr'ly return on an Excel spreadsheet supplied to > me running macros. I know, from a previous post, that the language is > different for both programs but, if I enter the data in OO and then save > it as an Excel spreadsheet, will the recipients b

Re: [users] Excel Spreadsheet Macros

Hi Keith, There is a global setting that will preserve excel macros when saving, after editing an imported spreadsheet. You'll find it under 'tools / options / load-save / VBA properties'. tc Keith Barry wrote: I have to prepare our qtr'ly return on an Excel spreadsheet supplied to me running

[users] Excel Spreadsheet Macros

I have to prepare our qtr'ly return on an Excel spreadsheet supplied to me running macros. I know, from a previous post, that the language is different for both programs but, if I enter the data in OO and then save it as an Excel spreadsheet, will the recipients be able to activate the mscros f

Re: [users] excel macro's

On Wednesday 28 February 2007, + Mark Hannessen wrote: > [ MODERATED ] *** > Hi list, > > I am trying to run a few excel documents under openoffice, > but every time I try to open the document complains about a "Scripting > Framework" error or something like that.. > > does any

Re: [users] Excel Dowload

On Saturday March 03 2007 11:38 am, Johnny Andersson wrote: > 2007/3/2, Jeanne Sheldon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Good Morning: > > I just signed up for openoffice today and have XP, > > on a HP computer with an EXECL reader but no EXCEL program. How > > do I download just EXCEL. > > > > Some loaned

Re: [users] Excel Dowload

2007/3/2, Jeanne Sheldon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Good Morning: I just signed up for openoffice today and have XP, on a HP computer with an EXECL reader but no EXCEL program. How do I download just EXCEL. Some loaned me their WORD program so I have that. If that someone didn't remove Word on his

Re: [users] Excel Dowload

What you can deownload is not Word or Excel or PowerPoint, but similar programs that are free. See at . You download the whole OpenOffice (you can't only select Writer or Calc or some other part). Then you install it. Marc H. Jeanne Sheldon a écrit : Good Mornin

[users] Excel Dowload

Good Morning: I just signed up for openoffice today and have XP, on a HP computer with an EXECL reader but no EXCEL program. How do I download just EXCEL. Some loaned me their WORD program so I have that. Thanks in advance for your help. Jeanne. or Chynna27 my e-mail account that I signed up

Re: [users] excel macro's

Mark Hannessen wrote: > > Hi list, > > I am trying to run a few excel documents under openoffice, > but every time I try to open the document complains about a "Scripting > Framework" error or something like that.. > > does anyone know what might cause this problem? > > OOo does not read

[users] excel macro's

Hi list, I am trying to run a few excel documents under openoffice, but every time I try to open the document complains about a "Scripting Framework" error or something like that.. does anyone know what might cause this problem? --

Re: [users] Excel formula

what is > the largest number of significant digits in your entries? > > Dan >> - Original Message - >> From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: ; "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Sent: 12 February, 2007 16:11 >> Subjec

Re: [users] Excel formula

Sorry for my lack of accuracy.. :-) On Feb 13, 2007, at 1:49 PM, James Knott wrote: Joshua Simons wrote: Double precision floating point values have only about 15 digits worth of accuracy--using anything above that is representing a false degree of accuracy. That would be a false degree o

Re: [users] Excel formula

Joshua Simons wrote: Double precision floating point values have only about 15 digits worth of accuracy--using anything above that is representing a false degree of accuracy. That would be a false degree of precision, not accuracy. Accuracy refers to how close to correct something is. Preci

Re: [users] Excel formula

your entries have more than 20 decimal places? Or perhaps more to the point, what is the largest number of significant digits in your entries? Dan > - Original Message - > From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: ; "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> &

Re: [users] Excel formula

- Original Message - From: "Anthony Chilco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 12 February, 2007 17:24 Subject: Re: [users] Excel formula Hi Ferencz, I pasted your formula in a spreadsheet, added some values in the referenced cells and it works fine.

Re: [users] Excel formula

encz wrote: Hi tc Thx but that is is wrong the formula works fine in Excel, no problem. Ferencz - Original Message - From: "Anthony Chilco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 12 February, 2007 17:24 Subject: Re: [users] Excel formula Hi Ferencz, I

Re: [users] Excel formula

Hi tc Thx but that is is wrong the formula works fine in Excel, no problem. Ferencz - Original Message - From: "Anthony Chilco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 12 February, 2007 17:24 Subject: Re: [users] Excel formula Hi Ferencz, I pa

Re: [users] Excel formula

Thx Copied your formula into spreadsheet get error 501 It seems I2 is higher than 20 does not calculate Ferencz - Original Message - From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: ; "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 12 February, 2007 16:11 Subject: Re: [u

Re: [users] Excel formula

erencz - Original Message - From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Cc: "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 10 February, 2007 23:02 Subject: Re: [users] Excel formula Comment in-line On Saturday February 10 2007 12:27 pm, Joe Conner wrote: Calc uses semicolon

Re: [users] Excel formula

t; Err:502) > > > > Ferencz > > > > > > - Original Message - > > From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: > > Cc: "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Sent: 10 February, 2007 23:02 > > Subject: Re:

Re: [users] Excel formula

ot;Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Cc: "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: 10 February, 2007 23:02 > Subject: Re: [users] Excel formula > >> Comment in-line >> >> On Saturday February 10 2007 12:27 pm, Joe Conner wrote: >>&g

Re: [users] Excel formula

Ferencz wrote: Thx I have replaced the "," with ";" but still no result (get Err:502) Ferencz - Original Message - From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Cc: "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 10 February, 2007 23:02 Subj

Re: [users] Excel formula

Thx I have replaced the "," with ";" but still no result (get Err:502) Ferencz - Original Message - From: "Dan Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Cc: "Ferencz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: 10 February, 2007 23:02 Subject: Re: [users] Ex

Re: [users] Excel formula

On Saturday 10 Feb 2007, Ferencz wrote (regarding [users] Excel formula): > Openoffice ver 2.1 > xp pro > > I have an excel formula =ROUND(SUM(H5*$I$3+H5),$I$2) which openoffice calc > can't intrepert can someone help > > Thx Hi Ferencz (not sure if that is the right wa

Re: [users] Excel formula

Comment in-line On Saturday February 10 2007 12:27 pm, Joe Conner wrote: > Calc uses semicolons, not commas to separate parameters. I do not > understand what the formula does for you, but I do know that the > ROUND format should be ROUND( NUMBER ; DECIMAL PLACES ) SUM format should be SUM(BE

Re: [users] Excel formula

Calc uses semicolons, not commas to separate parameters. I do not understand what the formula does for you, but I do know that the ROUND format should be ROUND( NUMBER ; DECIMAL PLACES ) Ferencz wrote: Openoffice ver 2.1 xp pro I have an excel formula =ROUND(SUM(H5*$I$3+H5),$I$2) which op

[users] Excel formula

Openoffice ver 2.1 xp pro I have an excel formula =ROUND(SUM(H5*$I$3+H5),$I$2) which openoffice calc can't intrepert can someone help Thx

Re: [users] Excel Macro Error in Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets

On Monday 08 January 2007 09:39, + Matteo Rancilio wrote: > [ MODERATED ] *** > Hi, > > I'm trying to run an excel macro in openoffice. The macro is very simple > but i get an error here > Set wk = Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(1) > > Could someone be so kind to help me in th

Re: [users] Excel Macro Error in Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets

You didn't say which version of OpenOffice you're using. In the current version there is no support for VBA (as far as I know). So the macro compiler doesn't understand what you mean by Excle.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(1). Arnold Huzen Matteo Rancilio schreef: Hi, I'm trying to run an exc

[users] Excel Macro Error in Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets

Hi, I'm trying to run an excel macro in openoffice. The macro is very simple but i get an error here > Set wk = Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(1) Could someone be so kind to help me in this? Rem Attribute VBA_ModuleType=VBAModule Option VBASupport 1 Option Explicit Sub convertiData() ' ' Con

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

Hubert Fitch wrote: Thanks for the reply Sandy! Perhaps I am giving too much information, but I hope that it is interesting to everyone who reads it? I want to provide my CD book customer with a way to use spreadsheets if he/she does not have Execl(r), and want to include an install open of

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

Hubert Fitch wrote: I read Sandy's explanation (after I had already replied to her first response). She said that Calc opens files with protection enabled by default (for all cells!). Cells aren't "Protected" by default - they are really just tagged as protectable by default (in the Format -

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

would be more difficult for open office Calc to look at the Excel file to see what cell ranges are protected, and what ranges are not protected? - Original Message - From: "Kirill S. Palagin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 4:29 PM Subje

RE: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

OTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 4:28 PM > To: users@openoffice.org > Subject: Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with > cells protected > > Thanks for the reply Sandy! > > Perhaps I am giving too much information, but I hope that it > is interesti

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

ption. Thanks for any Help!!! Hubert Fitch - Original Message - From: "Sandy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:03 AM Subject: Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected Hubert Fitch wrote: My Excel spreadsheets m

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

Hubert Fitch wrote: - Original Message - From: "Sandy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:03 AM Subject: Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected Hubert Fitch wrote: My Excel spreadsheets must open like they we

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

- Original Message - From: "Sandy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:03 AM Subject: Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected Hubert Fitch wrote: My Excel spreadsheets must open like they were created, with des

Re: [users] Excel Compatibility

I think you should give more information. If you use MS Excel, MS should inform you. OpenOffice is similar to MS Office, but it is not the same. Marc H. John Le Brasseur a écrit : Hi All. This is my first post. I have opened a number of excel files which are linked. I have used the indirect f

Re: [users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

Hubert Fitch wrote: My Excel spreadsheets must open like they were created, with desired columns of input cells unprotected. How can I change the behaviour of open office which adds protection when spreadsheets are opened, so that my customers can immediately use their spreadsheets as they ha

[users] Excel spreadsheets should not open with cells protected

My Excel spreadsheets must open like they were created, with desired columns of input cells unprotected. How can I change the behaviour of open office which adds protection when spreadsheets are opened, so that my customers can immediately use their spreadsheets as they have always been able to

Re: [users] Excel Compatibility

Hi John, Yes. This is a problem that's documented in the help files. The problem is that with indirects, addresses are created with text strings and the translator will only update excel type references when they are part of a formula. There is a very slick way around the problem which you ca

[users] Excel Compatibility

Hi All. This is my first post. I have opened a number of excel files which are linked. I have used the indirect function a lot in the files. There seems to be errors to do with the indirect formulae. Is this possible? I use the latest version of Excel. John --

Re: [users] Excel Macros

Barrie Backhurst írta: On Mon, 2006-09-25 at 22:29 +1000, Adrian Try wrote: On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:43:54 +1000, Ken Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anybody written any automatic translators for MS Excel macros? Yes. 1. Sun have created some macro convertors. They are incl

Re: [users] Excel Macros

On Mon, 2006-09-25 at 22:29 +1000, Adrian Try wrote: > On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:43:54 +1000, Ken Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Has anybody written any automatic translators for MS Excel macros? > > Yes. > > 1. Sun have created some macro convertors. They are included in > StarOffice, no

Re: [users] Excel Macros

Not as far as I know. Several months ago, someone wrote in the forum about a project to work on translations and I think I have seen a reference there to a possible translator as well. Ken Payne wrote: Has anybody written any automatic translators for MS Excel macros? -- If you're seeki

Re: [users] Excel Macros

On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 20:43:54 +1000, Ken Payne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anybody written any automatic translators for MS Excel macros? Yes. 1. Sun have created some macro convertors. They are included in StarOffice, not OpenOffice.org. StarOffice is a commercial version of OpenOffice

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