A simple =D1*E1 placed in F1 should do what you want - assuming that D
and E contain numbers, not text. You can check the type of content in
cells using View | Value Highlighting or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F8.
The formula can then be copied or dragged down as needed.
Text cells are formatte
been battling to use a simple formula in a spreadsheet to cause each cell
'Fx' to equal the contents of cell 'Ex' of the same row multiplied by the
contents of cell 'Dx'. I have done this in MS Office v2 to v6 and 97, Star
Office on both OS/2 & various Linux versions and libreoffice until version
6
On Sun, 9 Aug 2020, Brian Barker wrote:
At 20:28 08/08/2020 -0400, Robert Funnell wrote:
You should be able to set OpenOffice to save your document periodically. In
LibreOffice this is under Tools > Options > Load/Save > General. I think
it's similar in OpenOffice.
As I mentioned only a few
At 20:28 08/08/2020 -0400, Robert Funnell wrote:
You should be able to set OpenOffice to save your document
periodically. In LibreOffice this is under Tools > Options >
Load/Save > General. I think it's similar in OpenOffice.
As I mentioned only a few weeks ago, useful though this facility is
Without knowing the detail of your system, it’s hard to tell but I suspect it
is your memory settings. On a Mac, open OO and check the memory setting under
Preferences in the left-hand pane. I have 20MB set for mine and I never crash.
Don’t know where the setting is on Windows/Linux.
On Aug
