If I understood the question, I think it *is* possible to "delete" a
single cell, or any rectangle of cells:
Mouse select a range of cell; Right mouse click -> Delete cells; choose
one of the "Shift Left", Shift Up", or "Don't Shift" options.
There is no way to leave a "hole" in the sheet, but if you choose one of
the "shift" options, the cells you selected will vanish completely and
other cells will slide into their place. Is this what you had in mind?
Matt Needles wrote:
On Tue, 2006-06-06 at 13:27 -0500, Samuel DiCarlo wrote:
I am using Open Office 2.0 spreadsheets and have been able to delete only
the contents of cells, rows, and columns but not the cells, rows, and
columns themselves. This has been (for many years) and is an invaluable
feature for me when I am using Microsoft Office/Works.
It is not possible to delete any individual cell, but by selecting one
or more columns or rows (click on the column/row header buttons), then
right-clicking, you can select, for example, Row->Delete, or
Column->Delete, to delete rows or columns.
Matt Needles
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