David Bartholomew,
Open your spreadsheet to the tab you want to print (export as PDF). Choose FORMAT. Choose PRINT RANGES. Choose EDIT...Define the range you want printed. Then Print (export to PDF).
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Steve On 11/22/21 3:14 PM, David Bartholomew wrote:
I have been trying to export a club roster that is in the Open Office ODS file format to PDF using Apache Open Office version 4.1.10. I have two rosters, an active roster and an inactive roster. It must have been a mistake to at one point open them both up at the same time. There are tabs for them at the bottom so I can have one open book and one inactive book. Both load into the spreadsheet when I open the active roster file, and a tab for each displays at the bottom of the spreadsheet. If I try to close only the inactive roster tab, or book, both close simultaneously. When I try to export the spreadsheet as a PDF and I point to the Active book it prints the Inactive book to PDF. I can't seem to separate them, and I can't seem to export the active roster book to PDF. Only the inactive roster book exports to PDF but it takes the file name of the active roster. In other words, when I try to export the top, open book to PDF, Open Office reaches around to the back, grabs the inactive book, exports that one, and gives it the name of the active book that is on top I sent the files to a club member who happens to work for Oracle. He downloaded your most recent Open Office and found it does the same thing. David Bartholomew
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