Thank you, sir. Your advice is the first step towards a presentable
output, thank you.
You might add that the table output in LibreOffice needs further
treatment as you get a mangled output, at least in Windows.
There is one option for pasting into Calc: unformatted text.
Once pasted to get a table that you can read in Calc you have to delete
here one row in two. I also tried with fixed columns
In Writer you have to change to page format landscape and use fixed font
Courier New as a font (like in "good old" SPSS times).
So my proposition for Ben: please work on the output so that you can
export it with no hassle.
Regards,
ftr
Answering to your philosophical text line I agree with you.
In German service offices you sometimes get welcomed by a joke:
Impossible client demands are treated immediately.
Miracles take a bit longer.
Magics might be ordered on special demand.
On 02/11/2014 05:41, dr soumalya ray wrote:
On Saturday, 1 November 2014 7:41 PM, news <news....@free.fr> wrote:
Hi,
I guess it is not possible,
nothing is "not possible"; "impossible" things just take a little bit more time!
I ask as I want to output a single table into the LibreOffice
spreadsheet
if i understand your question correctly, please do the following:-
-finish your analysis
-go to the output viewer. there are two panes.
-the right pane contain your analysis, tables, histograms etc.
-the left pane starts with "Get" and contains a list of commands (eg,
frequencies,crosstabs etc).
-click on the required table (just once) in the left pane.
-go to the edit-> copy.
-open Libreoffice Calc
- paste the table.
-you should have the table now in libreoffice calc. worked for me in xubuntu
14.04, libreoffice 4.2.6.2, PSPP 0.8.4.
regards,
som
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