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Thanks Brian.
I created a Libre Office Calc spreadsheet with a table like this:

Rand2DiG        91
Rand3DiG        725
Rand4DiG        5869
Rand5DiG        61431
Rand6DiG        872247

where the 2nd column formula are defined like this:
=ROUND(RAND()*89)+10
=ROUND(RAND()*899)+100
=ROUND(RAND()*8999)+1000
...
The 1st column is just a "comment", to remind me the purpose of the
spreadsheet.

Following your solution I get the entire table (2 col. x 5 lines) in my
Writer document. But I want to insert only the content of one of the second
column (the random interger), the value only without any text/cell format
from the spreadsheet document. The insert position format in the Writer
document should be use on this inserted value.

So, *how to insert only the value of 1 cell*?
Thanks and regards.






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