And indeed, I just tested this in LibreOffice.
Both methods work to automatically resize the columns to line up, though
export/open retains fonts, background, etc.
Select-All followed by Copy/Paste into a blank sheet brings up the Text
Import dialog, and I left the default options.
This method will stick everything in the spreadsheet cells with no
formatting carried over. (it will insert as plain text, so your
spreadsheet styles will override)
You may find this easier as you can define your spreadsheet styles
perhaps more intuitively using an office app than via CSS in GnuCash.
Then simply multi-select and apply those styles to the relevant cells.
The amount of setup work you need to do just depends on how you want it
to look and how often you need to do this. Templates can help here
considerably.
Regards,
Adrien
On 3/23/22 12:34 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Carl-Kensaku,
No need to dig into Scheme or HTML to fix this.
The devs will address it soon enough I'm sure, but this is a
'presentation' issue.
That can always be fixed in the short term by either exporting and
opening in a spreadsheet, or Select-All & Copy/Paste to a spreadsheet.
From there you can easily fix the first label column to the same size.
(it might even do it automatically since it will import both tables into
one sheet)
Many people make their reports 'pretty' using spreadsheet apps. It also
allows for additional math that would be difficult to write having to
learn Scheme. (such as Variance columns or other various aggregate
subtotals)
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