Hello,
i have just started to use OOSheet: "a Python module for manipulating
LibreOffice spreadsheet documents and creating macros."
I have managed to create and use my first macros, which is a first
exciting step :-)
Now, what i would like is to define functions that i can call directly
from a cell. For example i would like to write =some_calculation() in
cell A1, and see the result returned by this function in that cell.
Can i do this? If yes, how?
Thank you :)
Pierre aka mascip
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