On 01/15/2017 10:50 PM, Brian Barker wrote:
At 15:35 15/01/2017 -0500, Doug Gambichler wrote:
I USE OPEN OFFICE ALL THE TIME...
Er, there's no need to shout!
... THE EXCEL SHEET, MOSTLY.
Microsoft Excel is a part of Microsoft Office and has no connection
with OpenOffice. If you need help with Excel, you should look for it
elsewhere. Or are you talking about creating and editing spreadsheets
in OpenOffice (Calc) instead?
IN A RUSH TO MAKE CHANGES ON THE SHEET, i CLICKED SOMETHING AND NOW
THE FIRST PART OF THE PAGE HAS ARROWS ...
It may be that you have accidentally toggled on the Detective, which
can show which cells are used as parameters by a formula elsewhere
("precedents") and which formulae elsewhere use it as a parameter
("dependents"). As you say, these are indicated by arrows between the
cells.
IT SAYS GO TO FORMATTING AND CLICK OPTIONS AND THEN OFF. THERE IS NO
OFF.
I'm not sure where you might have found that instruction.
HOW DO I GET THESE ANNOYING THINGS OFF MY SHEET?
Go to Tools | Detective > | Remove All Traces.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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Brian,
This "Detective" interested me, so I took a look at my AOO 4.1.3 for
Linux version and it does not have a Tools | Detective option. Is this
OS-dependent or is it not OpenOffice?
Girvin Herr
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