Am 16.01.2014 10:09, schrieb schrox-com@yahoo.com:
I need basic help with LibreOffice Calc.
FYI: This is actually a german spoken mailing list. For talking english
it might would be a better idea, if you were looking for an english one.
I have a data sheet (no empty cells, rows or columns) and now want to copy only the numbers of
certain cells of one column into a new sheet.
It should be like this: cell D4;
| =sheet1.D4
cell D4+8cells down,
| =VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D4;8;0)
(AFAIK the english function is called OFFSET)
cell D4+16cells down...
| =VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D4;16;0)
Or for another function cells D4+D5;
| =sheet1.D4+sheet1.D5
Cells D4+8cells down + D5+8cells down;
| =VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D4;8;0)+VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D5;8;0)
cells D4+16cells down + D5+16cells down...
| =VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D4;16;0)+VERSCHIEBUNG(sheet1.D5;16;0)
And then copy these numbers into a new spreadsheet..
How can I do that very quickly? Does anybody have a solution?
I don't understand; any reference prefixed by the source sheet name can
be used directly within another sheet.
Wolfgang
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