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Uploaded by on Jun 27, 2009

This tutorial illustrates a couple of the inbuilt functions within Calc and how to configure them. It looks at Vlookup and Countif Check out the full collection at http://opensourcesource.wikispaces.com

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  • Yep use the "Autofill" function. Do the formula for one column, then drag it across the rest.

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  • When you put in a Chart there is an anchor that apears, what can you do with that anchor, what use is it ?

    Please don't cut an paste the ms explanation.

    Thanks.

  • my daughter can only count to ten . . . but that means she could still count the number of pixels in this video.

  • Can anyone figure out how to space columns/rows equally? This things is driving me insane...

  • hey do you know how i can set the the trend lines of my scatterplot graph charts to have a y-intercept of zero? so there would be no y-intercept on the graph's formula? thanks.

  • Ok. I've been scratching my brain on thsi one a bit. Also found a bug in the OpenOffice countif function that if the comparison contains any punctuation, it will return 0, but enough about that. What I have is a column I have sorted and made unique in a new column. I want to compare items in column b to column a and countif the found results. It works, but I have 7000 items to do this forumal for. Is there a quick way to do this without retyping the formula for each item? Anyone know a way?

  • Thanks for the tutorial , is very good, is there a third part?

    Alex

  • Or see any of the spreadsheet detail?

  • Can anyone actually understand this guy?

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