Hi, would be nice if someone wants to provide this to me. I do not manage to do this step with recording a macro.
Cell content is a formula which shall just be pasted in the cell below.
Lupp has already made a pasting macro for me so the copying macro would be enough I guess.
(To call a macro for the purpose is more complicated than to do it manually. Conclusion: The macro will be called by anoter macro.)
In what way shall the macro come to know the cell to copy: Active cell? Selected cell? Cell passed as an object? Cell position passed by numeric parameters? Cell name (address) passed?
Is there a need to test for a “single-cell-assurance” kept?
Is there a need to test for the content cell.Type to be 3 meaning “content is formula”?
Thank you.
In Calc, you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-’ (Control tick) to copy from the cell above.
@EasyTrieve: This does not work with my German keyboard. (The shortcut is defined by default. Don’t worry. I will not try to use the command.)
@Lupp, Perhaps I should have referred to the function: Fill Single Edit. Not sure what key it’s hooked up to for you.
@EasyTrieve: we are talking of the same command. I am working with English (UK) UI but with German keyboard. The shortcut Ctrl+' is defined but does not work. On my keyboard ' is Shift+#.
But if I delete this shortcut and replace it with Shift+Ctrl+' it doesn’t work either. However, I can assign the command to some different key combination. It does work with Ctrl+F, e.g.
You can record this macro yourself. Try it, it’s not difficult. You just need to write only one action - pressing the key combination Ctrl+D
Hi - Just add to not forget enable Tools▸Options▸LibreOffice▸Advanced▸Enable macro recording
Regards
Very cool. Thanks. Worked here.
These macros may do just what you want.
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Thank you. I do not know Pyhton or can use it, only Basic in LibreOffice. And I want to integrate it in an existing macro.
You just need to install the macros in the link to use them.No need to integrate; the functionality is all there.
Thank you.
As of LibO Calc 6.0.1.1 (that’s what I’ve got, anyway), this is “built-in” as a standard keyboard shortcut:
CTRL+' in Win and Linux;CMND+' in OSX.(That’s “apostrophe”, btw.) Works quite nicely. No need for macros.
You may want to read the comments by @EasyTrieve and by @Lupp (myself) on the original question.
For exactly the operation described in the OQ I actually use the slightly longer key sequence Shift+ArrowDown, Ctrl+D.