LO vs OO (topic 1)
I was pissed when I was told I "had" to convert from OO to LO.
LO was buggy (see below)
later found a friend stayed with OO and was happy.
any opinions on which of LO and OO (or others) do the best job on reading in
XL or other formats?
my experience is they have been pis
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> CAREY SCHUG wrote on 2024-05-22 15:34:
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> > I would like to choose a PEN color, e.g. red, no matter what I enter or
> > change, no matter where, it will be in the pen color.
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> As Carl mentioned, LibreOffice supports colourizing text.
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Years ago my spreadsheet often got into a non-working condition, but not in
several years and I save often enough I don't need your special tool, which I
don't understand from a quick read.
--Carey
> On 05/23/2024 1:26 AM CDT Steve Litt wrote:
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> Yes. If you *must* use LibreOffice, s
see also response to "comments" suggestin below
--Carey
> On 05/22/2024 9:43 PM CDT Ron / BCLUG wrote:
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> Perhaps version tracking would help with this?
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> All changes can be tracked and reviewed.
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ok, found this page:
https://itsfoss.com/libreoffice-version-control/
it says...
ay entering 500 like would for Paypal, confused that ebay starts with
dollars. I was high bidder immediately at 15 cents or something, ebay would
not let me retract, so I sweated till the auction close that nobody would bid
up a little at a time looking for my high bid). I think I eventually
I have a document I want to make changes to.
I would like to choose a PEN color, e.g. red, no matter what I enter or change,
no matter where, it will be in the pen color.
so I can make a group of changes, then go back and verify them, when confirmed,
change everything to black.
This is prima
looking at gnumeric...it claims all numbers are stored in double precision,
and yet there can be rounding error.
First, I thought behavior I observed implied if I typed 4.73 into a cell, it
was actually stored that way, was not converted to machine format till a
calculation was done, is that c
perhaps your problem was partly because LibreOffice (and OpenOffice before)
round numbers INCORRECTLY.
to a real mathematician or scientist, when rounding to tenths, both 1.15 and
1.25 round to 1.2, meaning the even number in the next position, or at least
that is what I remember from college,
