Andreas ,
Thanks for your interest
With "grouping" i meaned having the content of the grouped column on
top or at the bottom off the items off the same group.
We where thinking on a macro who use a resulstet to fill the spreadsheet
cell by cell with some counters who are making a groupheader or footer
when the content of a column changed to a different vallue.
I look also a bit closer to the pivot tables
Greetz
Fernand
Am 13.03.2012 12:11, Fernand Vanrie wrote:
It would be handy to see some examples of how you make reports with
calc. We have questions on how to Make headers , footers and grouping
somes results ?
Greetz
Fernand
Page headers and footers can not have database content unless you
write a macro. But even with a macro the header/footer content will be
the same on every page.
Of course you can have column headers and column footers with
additional formulas.
Grouping can be done by the database software (SELECT ... GROUP BY ...
ORDER BY ...) or by a pivot table (aka data pilot). Pivot tables are
database reports. They follow the exact same logic as a SELECT ...
GROUP BY ... query.
In addition, a pivot table can utilize the horizontal dimension by
means of column fields.
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOo3_User_Guides/Calc_Guide/DataPilot
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