keme's profiel - activiteit

That mode in Calc does not exist. To keep a record of significant digits based on the precision/length of the entry, I

Everything in your friend's file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For their own

Everything in your file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For your own sake, when

Everything in your file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For your own sake, when

Everything in your file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For your own sake, when

Everything in your file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For your own sake, when

Everything in your file is formatted "manually", directly applied formats without using styles. For your own sake, when

Typically, lock files exist to ensure that your documents will stay accessible. They are hidden files. If you have chose

Typically, lock files exist to ensure that your documents will stay accessible. They are hidden files. If you have chose

Relational operators for ordered sets, in the class of "square image/subset" and "square original/superset". unicode ch

So, do you need help with that or did you just want to tell us that you have to buy software? You can achieve single s

ALERT Using the @ placeholder will force text input, which in calculations is handled differently to what you may expec

ALERT Using the @ placeholder will force text input, which in calculations is handled differently to what you may expec

ALERT Using the @ placeholder will force text input, which in calculations is handled differently to what you may expec

Why - most likely I suspect some rounding error. You are using the full precision available to Calc. A compare operati

The de facto standard for procedural languages seems to be ATAN2(y,x). The standard for spreadsheets (from first appea

The standard for procedural languages is ATAN2(y,x). The standard for spreadsheets (from first appearing in Lotus 123

Are you sure that your installed Win7 os is 64-bit? How to tell.

Oh so it's not like it always was before? Not sure about "always". I tested a few generations back, which displayed

I see the distinguishing of inlined digits as a regression. This is the kind of second guessing user intention which is

Microsoft Word will take a spreadsheet directly as source for merge. LibreOffice Writer needs a registered database as

I'd say that Adobe's Creative Cloud suite and the LibreOffice suite focus on different kinds of work. CC is more about v

Basic procedure: draw rounded rectangle and adjust corner radius so that the corner curve covers the entire short side.

Basic procedure: draw rounded rectangle and adjust corner radius so curve covers the entire short side. Quick mockup up

Basic procedure: draw rounded rectangle and adjust corner radius so curve covers the entire short side. Quick mockup up

Quick mockup uploaded to Youtube: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AA09kwDYpuE" f

Quick mockup uploaded to Youtube: <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/AA09kwDYpuE" f

The shortcut keys are displayed at the relevant items on the Format - Text menu. They may be language dependent. (They d

HLOOKUP() is your friend. This might work: =HLOOKUP( $A$3 ; $B$1:$JB$2 ; 2 ; 1 )

Time formats come in two flavors, Time of day and Accumulated time. With general format, time data will be formatted as

It looks like a static string Correct. It is a manual entry of the particular TZ you mentioned, and does not fetch

You can achieve the same by =TEXT(NOW();"MM/DD/YYYY_ HH:MM:SS (\E\S\T)") which calls NOW() only once. This avoids the (e

You can achieve the same by =TEXT(NOW();"MM/DD/YYYY_ HH:MM:SS (\E\S\T)") which calls NOW() only once. This avoids the (e

You can achieve the same by =TEXT(NOW();"MM/DD/YYYY_ HH:MM:SS (\E\S\T)") which calls NOW() only once. This avoids the (e

Quite right! I will proceed with due caution, as will (I am sure) Bobm. :-)

@ajlittoz: So you are saying that file locking methods for the two suites are not compatible, is that right? I wasn't aw

Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice can be installed side by side on MacOS and MS Windows. Changing and mixing default fil