Do you know how to get rid of those pesky duplicate rows in a spreadsheet? Follow this tutorial to find out how
This is a tutorial for OpenOffice Calc openoffice.org showing how to remove duplicate data (deduping) by Phillip J Rhoades http Video recorded in gtk-RecordMyDesktop recordmydesktop.sourceforge.net Editing in Blender http Synfig synfig.org and Avidemux http
When I click on the Open Office icon, when it comes up it has the word processor and the spreadsheet (the two things I selected to install at the time). Now I don’t use the spreadsheet anymore like I use to, is there anyway I remove it from the selection screen, or do I need to wait for the next update so I can choose what I want on there? Thanks for any advice on what to do.
I made a spreadsheet in which I keep customer addresses and such using Open Office.org
Originally when I had a column that had email addresses in it they were active. Now they’re not. How do I make them clickable or active again?
I have an already existing spreadsheet in open office, and I would like to import it into an already existing open office writer doc.
so it would look like:
text
text
spreadsheet
text
text
all nice and clean.
I already tried pasting the info, but it doesn’t work, and tried opening columns in the writer, but I’d like not to have to type it all over in the provided columns. any ideas?
I forgot to mention that I would like the spreadsheet to be smaller then the text in the text doc. because the spreadsheet is long, and it needs to be condensed to fit.
I had to put together one of these for a proposal for college and it took me quite a while as I couldn’t find any tutorials for openoffice. I wound up doing it on a windows PC with excel which is something I never like to have to do. I was able to apply how it was done to open office after I’d done it though so I put together this tutorial for anyone that winds up stuck as I was. All the best, I hope that this video helps you. It’s my first tutorial video so I hope people are able to get some info from it without being bored to tears.