Examples of using The spreadsheet in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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There is a bug in the spreadsheet file format which forbids any date before the year 1900: such bugs affect
you save in the OpenDocument Spreadsheet(. ods) format, you need to run the Document Inspector every time you save the spreadsheet in this format.
365 user names and temporary passwords for the people in the spreadsheet.
directly in the spreadsheet itself.
GIS either in its native format(if accepted) or exported from the spreadsheet program to a format that the GIS can read.
necessary to email your file around to all of your friends; you can have it stored in one place so that everyone is always working with the latest version of the spreadsheet.
Highlight the cells you want to search and hit Ctrl+ F. You'll be met with a popup where you can enter which term you want to find in the spreadsheet, as well as what you'd like to replace it with.
I will show you how to set up the spreadsheet later, but for now, let's do the fun part, which is to
It's important to plan- using the spreadsheet discussed earlier or other similar methods- to map out
tweaking the spreadsheet.
then reporting the results back to the spreadsheet.
Remember, consistency is key here, so I suggest copy- pasting the information from the spreadsheet you created earlier to ensure that this is both correct and consistent with the information on
For example, in the spreadsheet above if we had selected the field Team, a subtotal would
Remember, consistency is key here, so I suggest copy-pasting the information from the spreadsheet you created earlier to ensure that this is both correct
There is a bug in the spreadsheet file format which forbids to enter any date before the year 1900: such bugs affects
simple programs using drag-and-drop to move data between them. For example, a user might load a compressed file into a spreadsheet from the web by dragging the data from the web browser to the archiver, and from there into the spreadsheet.
It also has a variety of interactive features allowing user interfaces that can completely hide the spreadsheet from the user, so the spreadsheet presents itself as a so-called application, or decision support system(DSS),
A standard of spreadsheets since the 1980s, this optional feature eliminates the need to manually request the spreadsheet program to recalculate values(nowadays typically the default option unless specifically‘switched off' for large spreadsheets, usually to improve performance).