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  • Thank you so much!

  • All I need to figure out is how to put 2or more lines of text in one cell box and I can't figure it out because no one shows it in their tutorials? Any ideas? In Microsoft excel you push alt and enter and you can do that.

  • @lilmaryb1 If you select a cell or cells and then right click on them, you get an option to "Format Cells..." Select the alignment tab from the new pop up box that appears, then select the option to "Wrap Text automatically" on the left hand side about half way down. That should sort your issue for you.

  • thank you very very much!!

  • Hi Dakinane, I may have overlooked it in your other videos but I wondered if you were going to do a video on macros in Calc?

  • I was wondering if you knew how to update multiple cells in a row, without using IF/OR/AND functions, but using Validity. I want to select the first cell and choose an option from the drop down box I've made. But I want the following cell to: for example, display the price of item that I have selected. The cell after I might want that item's weight. So, in case I didn't write that very well, A1=drop down item. B1=price of selected item, C1=weight of selected item. Any ideas on how to do this?

  • In what video do you explain and demonstrate use of 'Alignment' in calcs ?

    Thanks.

  • @riverstrat if you want left, right or center justify some cells, just select the desired cells, it's easy. See just above the input box, the B I U icons - to the right of those are the justify icons. Try them out.

    If you want to word wrap cells, select the cells, then use Format menu's Cells... item. That will open a dialog in which you need to click on the Alignment tab, then in the Properties, check the Wrap Text Automatically checkbox.

  • Thank you!!!!!!!!!

  • how can i subtract? i know theres a sum button but cant find subtraction. help?

  • @bryantlikescake subtraction is easy to do. simply use the - eg =cell number-cell number or = a1-b1 and if you want to observe BEDMAS =(a1-b1)+(c1-d1) Hope that this helps?

  • @dakinane nope still confused...help please

  • @bryantlikescake there is not a subtraction function. To subtract something you simply have to Click in the cell that you want the answer to appear in, then in the formula bar, type your formula starting with an equals sign. Once you have done that, identify by clicking in the cells the cells that you wish to subtract from one another and press return to enter the formula into the sheet. Hope that this helps. If not I might do a quick demo and post it for you :)

  • @dakinane lmao im on slow mode in my brain -___- you should def make that video

  • @bryantlikescake I have made a short video for you so that you can see how to create a subtraction formula. Let me know how you get on.

  • @bryantlikescake Search my latest video the title is "Subtraction formula in Open Office Calc" this should give you the answers you need :) Let me know how you get on.

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  • how do you make it display th formulas? I hve formulas made went to tools-options-calc-view- display and clicked display formulas, and nothing happened D= what am I doing wrong?

  • thx but how do u use is to add more then just 2 cells..(i want it to add) but dont want to punch in the + sign in between B3+C3+D3...HELP PLS

  • @EHTGOEH to do a range of cells all you have to do is use a colon. The colon indicates a range and you need to state the starting and ending cells in the range. eg =sum(a1:a27) would add all the values in the range from cell a1 to a27. Hope that this helps?

  • @dakinane

    Thanks man you saved my life!! 

  • @dakinane You can also set up an array on another sheet and write a formula to return the data from particular cells if conditions in the formula are met.

  • pretty good it helped me alot. but you should have added instead of multiplied lol if u spend $12 on monday and $56 on tuesday youve spent $68 not $672 haha

  • Great info ...thank's. Good job!

  • Great content. Quality is a bit rough, but the info is very useful. Thanks!!

  • It took tooooo looooong timeeeeeee buy a frking new computer

  • You should film it in HD!

  • Nice

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