"Trial of Libre Office" was not the correct place. Please excuse me.
Brian Barker had some things to say about it and he did offer some help
which I appreciate. I did use the prefix "Open". openSCAD is what I was
working with earlier and I mistakenly started typing "opencalc".
Everything I'm talking about is LibreOffice_calc here and I'm quite sure
there is no "openOffice" hiding. In fact I thought that was killed by
Oracle years ago.
Brian had some questions about how I read, with curl and perl5, the csv
files which seemed to be applying an apostrophe to dates formatted as
MM/DD/YYYY. I have done some searching and it appears that I just don't
understand date formats in LibreOffice_calc. Some while-trying comments:
Managed to open *.csv into new window using the suggested procedures.
Copy and paste into BANK worksheet worked OK in the far right area
starting at column K
I selected the csv data and performed a copy followed by a paste into my
worksheet but moved over to the right starting at column K.
Some samples of the data from the comma separated file:
K L M N O
08/17/2016 08/19/2016 GH BASS & CO #4385 JEFFERSONVILLOH
52.27 Merchandise
08/17/2016 08/19/2016 PEPPERIDGE FARM - 328 JEFFERSONVILLOH
16.06 Restaurants
08/17/2016 08/19/2016 WS OUTLET 0463
JEFFERSNVILLEOH0001000161651608171518 56.28 Merchandise
to match into the ledger page I use these formulas and then convert the
results to values so I can add the lines to the ledger and sort by one
of the date columns.
A =K172, B =L172, (C) 9/27, (D) DISC, (E) B, F =N172, (G) DISC, H =M172
These values are loaded into the left side columns with a fill down.
Row 172 is one of 166 to 197 this month but it varies. Other downloaded
data, banks, use the space above row 172.
Formulas =K167, =L167 in columns A and B seem ok as copies
____But _____
Copy and paste-special adds a ' at the start of the MM/DD/YYYY date.
I can't sort by date anymore!
Changing the format for columns A and B to date doesn't help.
Format-NumberFormat-date selection applied to A and B columns.
now do the copy and paste special selecting just date/time
columns A and B become blank on row 169
Selecting date/time and numbers does the same thing
>>Selecting date/time, numbers, text generates the leading apostrophe.<<
Copy starting at columns K and L
and paste special with date/time, numbers, text does the same thing.
Can someone point me to the book I should be reading? It isn't Excel!
This is only one of the problems I was having in the badly addressed
earlier message.
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- Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Trial of LibreOffice (continued)
[libreoffice-users] Re: Trial of LibreOffice · Alwyn
Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Trial of LibreOffice · Doug McNutt
[libreoffice-users] Clean old things from Excel · Doug McNutt
[libreoffice-users] Clean old things from Excel · Doug McNutt
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