It looks like you want to register a listener to a spreadsheet component. To satisfy your goal, you could add the listener to the spreadsheet object it self, or to another nested object that implements an interface that supports an add.+EventListener() method. Below is a pair (broadcaster/listener) that I can think you could use in … Read more
Do you need to do this once or is this going to be a repeated task every week/month? If it is something you need to do just once, here is what you can do: Next (right) to the column where your numbers are open (insert) a new column. Assuming the following: Numbers are in column … Read more
Some people says that copying code from Eclipse editor works well (UPDATE: Proven FALSE). Another alternative is exporting to RTF (can also export line numbers), or to clipboard, from Highlight and then opening/pasting it in OpenOffice.org. (UPDATE: Proven TRUE) Here is a Highlight GUI screen shot: You can also switch from OpenOffice.org to LibreOffice, and … Read more
You can follow these steps: Write the formula in the first cell. Click Enter. Click Ctrl+Shift+End. This will select the last right cell used on the worksheet. Ctrl+D. This will fill the value in the remaining cells. Source at Zyxware
This is available natively in pandas 0.25. So long as you have odfpy installed (conda install odfpy OR pip install odfpy) you can do pd.read_excel(“the_document.ods”, engine=”odf”)
I would first of all try it with giving absolute paths to the command. I suspect that the libreoffice binary does not work — you have to locate the soffice binary and see if that works. Then, your –convert-to pdf is not sufficient. It needs to be: –convert-to pdf:writer_pdf_Export Be sure to follow exactly this … Read more