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Sorry, I wasn't being clear.

On the webpage at: https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Importing_and_Exporting_Data_in_Base you will find:

*Importing data to Base*
*You can import* text files, *spreadsheet files*, and your system address book in read-only mode only. *When you import from a* text or*spreadsheet file, the file must have a first row of header information. The second row of the file is the first valid data row. The format of every field in the second row determines the format for the entire column. Any format information from a spreadsheet file gets lost when importing to Base.* For example, to ensure the first column has a text format, you must make sure that the first field of the first valid data row contains text. If a field in the first valid data row contains a number, the whole column is set to number format, and only numbers, no text, will be shown in that column.

*Open a Base file of the database type that you want.*
Either create a new Base file using the Database Wizard, or open any existing Base file that is not read-only. *Open the Calc file that contains the data to be imported to Base*. You can open a *.dbf dBASE file or many other file types.
*Select the data to be copied to Base*.
You can enter a range reference like A1:X500 in the Name Box if you don't want to scroll. If you copy a dBASE sheet, include the top row that contains the header data.
*Choose Edit - Copy*.
*In the Base window, click Tables to view the tables.**
**    In the Base window, choose Edit - Paste.*
*You see the Copy Table dialog. Most databases need a primary key, so you may want to check the Create primary key box.**
*
On Windows systems, you can also use drag-and-drop instead of Copy and Paste. Also, for registered databases, you can open the datasource browser (press F4) instead of opening the Base window.



On 2/16/2017 12:00 PM, Paul D. Mirowsky wrote:
See https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Importing_and_Exporting_Data_in_Base to do this.


On 2/16/2017 11:52 AM, Robert Großkopf wrote:
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Hi Ian,
I have a Spreadsheet of Data and I have prepared a Form in Writer
to display and edit this information.
This won't work. You can't use a a table in Calc as a database and
edit this data in a form of the database or in a form of wirter.
Tables of a spreadsheet aren't editable in Base, You could only search
througt that data, filter them but can't change them.

Regards

Robert
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