openoffice-calc

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 3 years ago . Improve this question I'm exporting a spreadsheet from Google Docs as CSV, and there are apostrophe's (') prepended to each date and time value. This is really annoying as OpenOffice doesn't seem to be able to find/replace these in the spreadsheet editor. I could solve the problem by

问题 In OpenOffice Calc, one can change number format between standard United States, with decimal separator being a period . , and the SI (International System) format with decimal separator being a comma , . This can be done by setting the language to US-English in the first case, and to Canada-French in the latter case (in the Format menu). 13.3 13,3 2.2 2,2 How can the same be done in Google Spreadsheets? It does not seem that language can be changed within a same sheet (or maybe a same Google

问题 Following this feature request, I want to know if/how I can have a macro to provide a simple GUI to do two-way ANCOVA (Analysis of Covariance) in Open/LibreOffice Calc. There is already an ANOVA tool in Calc, which does not comply with my understanding of the method (refrence): categorical dependent variable(s) and quantitative response as it seems to only accept continuous variables! So it is kind of an ANCOVA which only accepts covariants? I'm not really sure (example). Searching the

问题 Following this question, I want to know how I can specify a column/row of a specific sheet including a categorical variable, in Open/LibreOffice BASIC script/macro and get the unique list (i.e., set) of the values. For example, consider the below dataset: A, B, C 1. gender, age, height 2. man, 34, 180 3. woman, 23, 155 4. man, 54, 165 5. other, 37, 172 6. woman, 19, 169 Now I want to specify the column tag A or header gender in Sheet1 and get the unique values stored in an array woman, man,

问题 I have about 1500 items in an Open Office CSV file like this: <a href=\http://localhost:81/rare_posts/?attachment_id=9044\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-9044\" title=\"200064 British medical association\" src=\"http://localhost:81/books_posts/wp-content/uploads/British-medical-association-300x202.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"202\" /></a> What I need to do is find just the image (British-medical-association-300x202.jpg) and place this into the next cell. I am assuming

问题 I would like to create a new txt file (html file really) from each row of a Calc spreadsheet. I have found a few answers that do this from an Excel spreadsheet but they do not work with Calc. I do not have Excel. I am using OOO 4. I tried this Excel macro in Calc but get an error - Range is an unknown data type. Researching this seems to say that Excel macros won't work well in OOO Calc. I had found something saying if I enabled 'Executable Code' in Options, Excel macros may work, but that

问题 The problem: I'm working on a web application that exports data from a database to Excel, including a chart, which is the main reason for the export in the first place. Now I would like for the chart to also be visible on the web page, without the need of exporting the data and opening the downloaded excel file. This could be of course done with JS libraries, but seeing as the chart is quite complicated, I would like to re-use existing export to excel instead or rewriting it all over again,

问题 I want to copy from the Ubuntu Linux clipboard into R Studio. My workflow consists of moving back and forth between R Studio and LibreOffice Calc. I've found the following code for writing to a Linux X11 clipboard, but I don't know how to read from it. Write to X11 Linux clipboard: clipboard <- function(x, sep="\t", row.names=FALSE, col.names=TRUE){ con <- pipe("xclip -selection clipboard -i", open="w") write.table(x, con, sep=sep, row.names=row.names, col.names=col.names) close(con) } #

问题 I want to copy from the Ubuntu Linux clipboard into R Studio. My workflow consists of moving back and forth between R Studio and LibreOffice Calc. I've found the following code for writing to a Linux X11 clipboard, but I don't know how to read from it. Write to X11 Linux clipboard: clipboard <- function(x, sep="\t", row.names=FALSE, col.names=TRUE){ con <- pipe("xclip -selection clipboard -i", open="w") write.table(x, con, sep=sep, row.names=row.names, col.names=col.names) close(con) } #

问题 I have two sets of data in .csv format which share a field called sku . The second one has additional columns which need to be added to the first, but they have different sets of data, only some of which overlaps. The only data that needs to be merged is for sku s that already appear in the first. For example: File 1 sku,foo a,hello b,world File 2 sku,bar a,0 b,1 c,2 d,3 would result in: sku,foo,bar a,hello,0 b,world,1 Is this possible? 回答1: In OpenOffice: Copy paste your two dataset into the