Hi, all.
In a Basic procedure i'm building an n-line array in which the first
element of each line is a five-digit string.
Is there a way to sort the array on that five-digit string ? Couldn't
find anything helpful in the manual.
Thanks for helping.
john herron
William Case wrote:
On Thu, 2009-12-24 at 10:29 -0500, William Case wrote:
Hi;
I may be having a brain cramp but ...
In Calc, how do I group some rows together before sorting?
For example, I have a small set of data like
Col:A Col:B Col:CCol:D
row1jkdfa dsajh ociv
On Thu, 2009-12-24 at 10:29 -0500, William Case wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I may be having a brain cramp but ...
>
> In Calc, how do I group some rows together before sorting?
>
> For example, I have a small set of data like
>
> Col:A Col:B Col:CCol:D
>
> row1 jkdfa dsajh ociv
> row2
2009/12/24 William Case :
> Hi;
>
> I may be having a brain cramp but ...
>
> In Calc, how do I group some rows together before sorting?
>
> For example, I have a small set of data like
>
> Col:A Col:B Col:C Col:D
>
> row1 jkdfa dsajh ociv
> row2 djafsh ire q.e ab
>
Hi;
I may be having a brain cramp but ...
In Calc, how do I group some rows together before sorting?
For example, I have a small set of data like
Col:A Col:B Col:CCol:D
row1jkdfa dsajh ociv
row2djafsh ire q.e ab
row3cd
row4
> No its not the column label that is the trouble but the first line of the
> actual entries. When I am highlighting the column I make sure I leave the
> label out.
>
>
>
You have two options. Select the entire area (including the column labels)
and tell calc that the sort area has labels, or not
Hi Joe
mark the area for sorting, select in the mainmenu "DATA" und there sort.
You get a popup window with 2 tabs. In the first tab you can select the
columns to sort, in the second tab you will find some checkboxes, like
area with headlines. Disable this checkbox, and the sort use the whole
> Hi, trying to sort the first column in Calc but the first line is ignored
> and is not sorted. Inserted a blank row but was deleted and same thing
> happened as before. All the rest of column is sorted OK. Any ideas?
> Tks
>
If you go to the 'options' tab on the sort dialogue box you can cho
Hi, trying to sort the first column in Calc but the first line is ignored
and is not sorted. Inserted a blank row but was deleted and same thing
happened as before. All the rest of column is sorted OK. Any ideas?
Tks
2009/10/6 Wade Smart :
> Brian Barker wrote:
>>
>> At 22:45 04/10/2009 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
>>>
>>> I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
>>> represent team total points. I want to rank them automatically so I don't
>>> have to do it each week manually.
>>
>> At 10:03
Brian Barker wrote:
At 22:45 04/10/2009 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points. I want to rank them automatically so I
don't have to do it each week manually.
At 10:03 05/10/2009 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
For examp
At 22:45 04/10/2009 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points. I want to rank them automatically so I
don't have to do it each week manually.
At 10:03 05/10/2009 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
For example:
B2 and C2 is Team
John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2009.10.04 23:45 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points.
Well, 'B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19' are of course cells, not columns. Are
you saying that every other column (B-D-F-H-J
Wade Smart wrote:
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points. I want to rank them automatically so I
dont have to do it each week manually. Is there any way to do this
other than something like "if this is bigger than this, etc, etc.. "???
Wa
In a message dated 2009.10.04 23:45 -0500, Wade Smart wrote:
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points.
Well, 'B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19' are of course cells, not columns. Are
you saying that every other column (B-D-F-H-J-L) is a team, and tot
I have many columns, for example = B19,D19,F19,H19,J19,L19, that
represent team total points. I want to rank them automatically so I dont
have to do it each week manually. Is there any way to do this other than
something like "if this is bigger than this, etc, etc.. "???
Wade
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FamiliaFrazelle wrote:
i'm making a report, based on a query. The report is Grouped and
Sorted, first on Date, then Neighborhood, then Street. In the detail
area, the first control is the house number which, when the report is
generated, does not order the house number in ascending order. i'
i'm making a report, based on a query. The report is Grouped and
Sorted, first on Date, then Neighborhood, then Street. In the detail
area, the first control is the house number which, when the report is
generated, does not order the house number in ascending order. i've
ordered the field in
At 20:20 10/07/2009 -0700, Brewster Gillett wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
Indeed, if - in your case - you select just a single cell in column
W and then go to Data | Sort..., you should find not only that the
range has been correctly selected for you but also that "Column W"
has already been sugg
> At 23:26 09/07/2009 -0700, Peter Dow wrote:
> >After you select all the columns and rows you want to sort, ...
>
> One trick that hasn't been mentioned is that you often don't need to
> select exactly the rows and columns which you need sorted. If you
> select any *single* cell within the r
At 21:19 09/07/2009 -0600, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
A spreadsheet has data in rows A through CX. Column W is a column
with only numbers. The complete spreadsheet is to be sorted by
doing a Descending Sort on column W. When the Sort is done only
column W is sorted. Is there some way to have
Hi Walter,
I'm up late, so I'll jump in. After you select all the columns and rows
you want to sort, do NOT click on column W. Instead, click on the Data
menu, then click Sort. A window should open up with two tabs on it, with
the Sort Criteria tab showing. From the first Sort By drop down l
Brewster, I did not know there was a Sort choice under Data. I was using
the icons to do the sorting. Thank you for the help.
Walter
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 10:08 PM, bg wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 20:55, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
> > Joe, when I select all the cells and then click on colum
On Thu, 2009-07-09 at 20:55, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
> Joe, when I select all the cells and then click on column W, all the cells
> become unselected except those in column W. How do I select cells in such
> a way that they stay selected when I click on column W to get ready to sort?
>
> Walte
Joe, when I select all the cells and then click on column W, all the cells
become unselected except those in column W. How do I select cells in such
a way that they stay selected when I click on column W to get ready to sort?
Walter
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 9:25 PM, JOE Conner wrote:
> Walter H
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
A spreadsheet has data in rows A through CX. Column W is a column with only
numbers. The complete spreadsheet is to be sorted by doing a Desending
Sort on column W. When the Sort is done only column W is sorted. Is there
some way to have all the columns sorted based
A spreadsheet has data in rows A through CX. Column W is a column with only
numbers. The complete spreadsheet is to be sorted by doing a Desending
Sort on column W. When the Sort is done only column W is sorted. Is there
some way to have all the columns sorted based on column W. For example i
On Feb 4, 2009, at 6:54 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
John W Kennedy wrote:
On Feb 3, 2009, at 9:47 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
For example, in the German spelling bible called "Duden", the
umlauts Ä. Ö, Ü are sorted as if they are just plain A, O, U
characters.
Really? I worked for American Hoechst a
John W Kennedy wrote:
On Feb 3, 2009, at 9:47 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
For example, in the German spelling bible called "Duden", the umlauts
Ä. Ö, Ü are sorted as if they are just plain A, O, U characters.
Really? I worked for American Hoechst and its successors for 29 years,
and I was always i
On Feb 3, 2009, at 9:47 AM, Uwe Fischer wrote:
For example, in the German spelling bible called "Duden", the
umlauts Ä. Ö, Ü are sorted as if they are just plain A, O, U
characters.
Really? I worked for American Hoechst and its successors for 29 years,
and I was always instructed to collat
Hi,
On 02/03/09 15:27, Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
I wonder if anyone can shed any light on the way in which Openoffice
sorts items in alphabetical order.
Openoffice applies the “word-by-word” variant of alphabetical order,
whereby spaces and certain punctuation marks are sorted before letters
(
I wonder if anyone can shed any light on the way in which Openoffice
sorts items in alphabetical order.
Openoffice applies the “word-by-word” variant of alphabetical order,
whereby spaces and certain punctuation marks are sorted before letters
(so that, for example, New Haven comes before Newc
Bruce Hooley wrote:
Hi! Can anyone tell me if it is possible to sort entries in a table so that it
sorts down the column instead of across? Like a phone book does. I'm working
with a number of two and three column tables and so far I have only been able
to sort across. Surely it should be poss
At 17:28 24/01/2009 +1000, Bruce Hooley wrote:
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to sort entries in a table so
that it sorts down the column instead of across? Like a phone book
does. I'm working with a number of two and three column tables and
so far I have only been able to sort across. Su
Bruce Hooley wrote:
Hi! Can anyone tell me if it is possible to sort entries in a table so that it
sorts down the column instead of across? Like a phone book does. I'm working
with a number of two and three column tables and so far I have only been able
to sort across. Surely it should be poss
Hi! Can anyone tell me if it is possible to sort entries in a table so that it
sorts down the column instead of across? Like a phone book does. I'm working
with a number of two and three column tables and so far I have only been able
to sort across. Surely it should be possible for the program t
In this example I have two sheets. On of them contains data, and this sheet
is also used for adding more data. It's like a database, at the moment it
has 22 rows plus a header row. The second sheet is a "copy" of the first,
and I use it for sorting the data without affecting the original order of
t
Cor Nouws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Zed,
>
> zed wrote (26-12-2007 9:09)
> > I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in sorting
> > columns. Let me explain.
> >
> > I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the second
> > (to the right) has Family N
Brian Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 21:09 26/12/2007 +1300, Zed Noname wrote:
> > I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in sorting
> > columns. Let me explain.
> >
> > I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the second
> > (to the right) has Fa
At 21:09 26/12/2007 +1300, Zed Noname wrote:
I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in
sorting columns. Let me explain.
I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the
second (to the right) has Family Names, for example
AlecMackintosh
Cedric Humbl
zed wrote:
I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in sorting
columns. Let me explain.
I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the second (to
the right) has Family Names, for example
AlecMackintosh
Cedric Humblebee
David Whistleton
Edward Aldeb
Hi Zed,
zed wrote (26-12-2007 9:09)
I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in sorting
columns. Let me explain.
I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the second (to
the right) has Family Names, for example
AlecMackintosh
Cedric Humblebe
I have recently started using Calc and am having difficulty in sorting
columns. Let me explain.
I have two columns. The first one has First Names listed and the second (to
the right) has Family Names, for example
AlecMackintosh
Cedric Humblebee
David Whistleton
Edward Aldeburgh
I want
Yep, I certainly wrote a lot of stuff just to get that Imsai going to.
A lot of it I had to assemble by hand, as I didn't have the assembler
up & running yet. Backthen, we knew our computers inside &
out! Ah... Those were the days! ;-)
noranross wrote:
Hi
all
First personl computer wa
Hi all
First personl computer was one i built myself using a cmos chip the
6102. i built 1 k of memory using 2102's *8 . Burnt my own 1702 from a
burner built by me as the bootstrap. It was amazing what we could fit
into 1k of memory, including an assembler apart from the keyboard and
video ro
On 20/11/2007, Scott Castaline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> James Knott wrote:
> > Scott Castaline wrote:
> >>>
> >> Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
> >> PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was
> >> an 1100 whatever mfg micro system
James Knott wrote:
Scott Castaline wrote:
Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was
an 1100 whatever mfg micro system that stored the code on 8" floppy
to boot the PDP-8. I seem to remember we had
noranross wrote:
hi
all
it seems there are a few of us here who started in the old paper tape
and punch card days of very early machines.Mine were Honeywell.
I worked on many different systems, but my first personal computer was
an Imsai 8080, which I bought 31 years ago.
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bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not act
Scott Castaline wrote:
Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was an
1100 whatever mfg micro system that stored the code on 8" floppy to
boot the PDP-8. I seem to remember we had written code to
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not actually true - I was br
hi all
it seems there are a few of us here who started in the old paper tape
and punch card days of very early machines.Mine were Honeywell.
Ross
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
> bill purvis wrote:
> > Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
> > Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
> > learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not actually true - I was brought up
> > on p
On Monday 19 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
> bill purvis wrote:
> > OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
> > but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
> > mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
> > 'unabl
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Dan Lewis wrote:
On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the Open
bill purvis wrote:
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and reporting that the
class 'com
On 19/11/2007 19:33, bill purvis wrote:
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and reportin
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and reporting that the
class 'com/mysql/jdbc/Driver' c
On Monday 19 November 2007, Dan Lewis wrote:
> On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
> > Drew,
> > I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
> > Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
> > Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits c
On Monday 19 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
> bill purvis wrote:
> > Drew,
> > I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
> > Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
> > Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
> > Then I ente
On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
> Drew,
> I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
> Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
> Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
> Then I entered:
>
> apt-get insta
I dont not of open office
- Original Message -
From: "Drew Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 3:54 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Sorting in queries (was new user of OOo:Base)
bill purvis wrote:
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for
I dont anythin about open office
- Original Message -
From: "bill purvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 3:37 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Sorting in queries (was new user of OOo:Base)
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on th
bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
apt-get install *.deb in the DEBS subdirectory.
Got the usua
bill purvis wrote:
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for Drew Johnson off list.
Bill
Actually, I am guessing you mean Drew Jensen...and I would just as soon
try to answer on list or at
http://user.services.openoffice.org
That way other people can either help also, or receive help a
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for Drew Johnson off list.
Bill
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Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
apt-get install *.deb in the DEBS subdirectory.
Got the usual stuff about Reading
bill purvis wrote:
On Thursday 15 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
Bill
Hi again,
Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
Drew
OK, seems like I'll have to wait until Ubuntu
On Thursday 15 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
> bill purvis wrote:
> > I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
> >
> > Bill
>
> Hi again,
>
> Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
>
> Drew
OK, seems like I'll have to wait until Ubuntu catches up.
Bill
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bill purvis wrote:
I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
Bill
Hi again,
Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
Drew
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I've played around some more with queries, trying to get it to sort
on the second field before the first. By turning off the sort, then
clicking on the 'visible' box it turns off, then you can turn the
sort back on. However, once you try to run it the 'visible' checkbox
turns on again.
Since I und
M Singh wrote:
Hello,
I am using the latest openoffice calc (2.3) on Ubuntu Gutsy. Using
Crossover, I also have Microsoft Excel installed on the machine.
I had a spreadsheet which was a tabulation of some material properties
(one
column with the name of the material and three c
Hello,
I am using the latest openoffice calc (2.3) on Ubuntu Gutsy. Using
Crossover, I also have Microsoft Excel installed on the machine.
I had a spreadsheet which was a tabulation of some material properties
(one
column with the name of the material and three columns with three
On Friday 12 October 2007 23:13:27 Alan Boba wrote:
> Brian,
>
> It works.
>
> Yes the cells are empty not blank. And adding a space, " ", to
> each cell changed the sort as desired. Have to update formulas in
> the worksheet now that the cells are not empty to get the
> desired results in the for
Brian,
It works.
Yes the cells are empty not blank. And adding a space, " ", to each cell
changed the sort as desired. Have to update formulas in the worksheet now
that the cells are not empty to get the desired results in the formula
cells.
Though this solution works I would say it is not desi
At 16:02 12/10/2007 -0400, Alan Boba wrote:
I've got a table in Calc v 2.3.0 that I'd like to sort.
One of the columns to be used in the sort contains either a date
value or is blank. I'd like to be able to sort the blanks before the
dates. Regardless of whether I select ascending or descendin
I've got a table in Calc v 2.3.0 that I'd like to sort.
One of the columns to be used in the sort contains either a date value or is
blank. I'd like to be able to sort the blanks before the dates. Regardless
of whether I select ascending or descending sort for that column the blanks
always sort af
I seem to have a problem in the tools drop doen menu. I cannot sort any columns
as sort is grayed out and I don't know what to do. I know it's probably a minor
thing but I'm still learning and I get a apprehensive
Mary
Brian Barker wrote:
At 17:36 07/07/2007 +0100, K Yogendran wrote:
I have just installed Open Office 2.2 and did a few letters etc. I am
rather disappointed that after making a list of addresses, I could
not sort the names in alphabetical order. I tried Tools, Formatting,
Insert and various o
At 17:36 07/07/2007 +0100, K Yogendran wrote:
I have just installed Open Office 2.2 and did a few letters etc. I
am rather disappointed that after making a list of addresses, I
could not sort the names in alphabetical order. I tried Tools,
Formatting, Insert and various other options without a
If your list is in CALC then the sort is under DATA drop down.
K Yogendran wrote:
Dear Sir,
I have just installed Open Office 2.2 and did a few letters etc. I am rather
disappointed that after making a list of addresses, I could not sort the names
in alphabetical order. I tried Tools, Forma
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 17:36:28 +0100
"K Yogendran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I could not sort the names in alphabetical order. I tried Tools,
Look further down under the Tools menu. Sort is about 2/3 of the way down the
list.
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Dear Sir,
I have just installed Open Office 2.2 and did a few letters etc. I am rather
disappointed that after making a list of addresses, I could not sort the names
in alphabetical order. I tried Tools, Formatting, Insert and various other
options without any success. Could you please help.
Bruce & Frances Ardern wrote:
For James McKenzie.
What I failed to say in previous emails is that the sort
runs for me, but the results are all over the place. When you said it
ran fine, did you check that the results of the sort put the data
Bruce & Frances Ardern wrote:
> For James McKenzie.
> What I failed to say in previous emails is that the sort runs for me,
> but the results are all over the place. When you said it ran fine, did
> you check that the results of the sort put the data in correct order
> across the board, with the co
For James McKenzie.
What I failed to say in previous emails is that the sort runs for me, but the results are all over the place. When you said it ran fine, did you check that the results of the sort put the data in correct order across the board, with the correct labels ?
regards, Bruce
Bruce & Frances Ardern wrote:
> I was having trouble sorting data in Calc where the data was made up of
> references to other sheets in a project. James McKenzie was looking at it
> for me, any progress James?
>
Not yet. I was asking what you wanted to do, and now I know exactly
what you are do
I was having trouble sorting data in Calc where the data was made up of
references to other sheets in a project. James McKenzie was looking at it
for me, any progress James?
regards, Bruce
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>From: Keith Bainbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Aug 8, 2006 6:43 AM
>To: users@openoffice.org
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [users] Sorting data on spreadsheet
>
>G'day "Bruce
>
>Have you entered the data as numbers -
G'day "Bruce
Have you entered the data as numbers - not plain text??
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:06:48 +1200 (New Zealand Standard Time)
"Bruce & Frances Ardern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a spread sheet with data in columns A to M (except for J) and rows 6
> to 25. I want to sort on column
Bruce & Frances Ardern wrote:
I have a spread sheet with data in columns A to M (except for J) and rows 6
to 25. I want to sort on columns K then L then M (in one sort) shifting the
data in columns A to I with the original numbers in K to L
I have used Excel to do this before without any proble
I have a spread sheet with data in columns A to M (except for J) and rows 6
to 25. I want to sort on columns K then L then M (in one sort) shifting the
data in columns A to I with the original numbers in K to L
I have used Excel to do this before without any problems but can't get Calc
to do it.
your advice about Read
Only. Rena
>
> From: "G. Roderick Singleton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2006/07/23 Sun PM 11:29:52 BST
> To: users@openoffice.org
> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [users] Sorting alphabetically in spreadsheet
>
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On Sun, 2006-07-23 at 15:07 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you for assistance, but:
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> Read only? No
Are you absolutely certain? I ask because unless you have selected the
"Edit file" icon you have effectively declared your document read-only.
So clarifying this small detail would hel
Thank you for assistance, but:
Read only? No
Copied from CD Rom? No.
Rena
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Dear Dan
I think I have solved the problem with your help. When you said "Did you save
from a CD" although this was not the case it jogged my memory and I recall I
opened the spreadsheet from a MS Works Spreadsheet in order to utilise some of
the data already entered on it. I have since opene
Hi Paul,
Paul_B wrote:
Hi. I've got a document that I'd like to sort alphabetically by
headings. I've created a ToC which lists each Heading3 style,
hyperlinked to the page it's on. I've set the ToC to be manually
editable.
[...]
Is it you want an alphabethical TOC?
IN that case, you can copy
Hi. I've got a document that I'd like to sort alphabetically by
headings. I've created a ToC which lists each Heading3 style,
hyperlinked to the page it's on. I've set the ToC to be manually
editable.
But I see no way to move these headings around, in Navigator or
elsewhere. In Nav I can't even dr
On Thu March 30 2006 15:50, Eric Beversluis wrote:
> I have a bunch of pages in Writer (separated with hard page
> breaks)--each with info on a particular piece of real estate. First word
> on each page is the name of the town.
>
> Is there any way I can get OOo Writer to sort these pages alphabeti
I have a bunch of pages in Writer (separated with hard page
breaks)--each with info on a particular piece of real estate. First word
on each page is the name of the town.
Is there any way I can get OOo Writer to sort these pages alphabetically
by that town name? I see that if I select all there's
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