Applying Advanced Filters help

[rhubarbpieguy]

The help for applying advanced filters suggests the following for data and criteria:

Data -

Month Standard Business Luxury Suite

January 125600 200500 240000 170000

February 160000 180300 362000 220000

March 170000

Criteria -

Month Standard Business Luxury Suite

January

              <160000

I understand the documentation and it works, displaying the following filtered data:

Month Standard Business Luxury Suite

January 125600 200500 240000 170000

However, does the HELP best illustrate the function of the second criteria line? Omitting <160000 displays the same output.

Would it make sense to change <160000 to >160000? It seems that would produce the following and better illustrate the OR concept.

Month Standard Business Luxury Suite

January 125600 200500 240000 170000

March 170000

[mikekaganski]

1. Note the URL of the help page: its path ends with guide/specialfilter.html
   
2. Go to https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/, and sign in
3. In Gerrit Web UI, click BROWSE|Repositories
   
4. Start typing “help” into Filter box, and click help repo in the list
   
5. Under Commands, click CREATE CHANGE
   
6. Choose master branch, and fill in the commit message: a short summary in the first line, then an empty line, then some more details if required to understand the reason and the essence of your change
   
   
7. On the new work-in-progress change page, click EDIT
   
   
8. Then click ADD/OPEN/UPLOAD
   
   
9. Start typing “specialfilter” from #1, and see the popup allowing you to click and have the full path to the source file. Click it and CONFIRM.
   
   
10. In the resulting source editor, navigate to the place that you want to change, and make your edits; when done, click SAVE then CLOSE at the top right corner
    
    
11. Back in the change overview screen, click PUBLICH EDIT to save your changes to the file(s), and then MARK AS ACTIVE to remove “work in progress” and start review
    
    
12. Visit https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Developers, and make sure that you sent your license statement
13. Wait for documentation team to review and merge your contribution.
14. Congratulations! You have started to help making LibreOffice documentation better for everyone!

[mikekaganski]

See also: LibreOffice Information: Create a patch for LibreOffice directly in gerrit