If you want to use the customized document as standard template (so it's used if you select menu File ->New ->Spreadsheet), the following steps are required (assuming you've created a fresh spreadsheet document and changed the default font as Kirk has described): • Select menu File ->Templates ->Save.; • In the Template dialogue, enter a name for your template; make sure that ' My Templates' is selected in the ' Categories' list, then click OK. • Select menu File ->Templates ->Organize.; • In the template management dialogue, double-click on the ' My Templates' entry in the list on the left; below ' My Templates', a list of your templates should appear, among them the template you saved in step 2; • right-click on our template defined in step 2, select ' Set as default template', close the template management dialogue. That's it - now, if you create a new spreadsheet document, it should be based on your custom template. EDIT 1: For updated instructions based on LibreOffice 4, see EDIT 2: There are two workarounds: • use csv2odf to create a new ods file from csv and name the Calc template to use explicitly (see ); • create a new ods file and 'import' the csv data using Menu Insert ->Sheet from File or Menu Insert ->Sheet ->from file (see ).

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Updated instructions for LibreOffice 4.0.x: The process is still as per, yet the specific steps have changed a little: • To save as template, go to menu File >Save as template. • Select 'My Templates' in the Template Manager, and then click on the button 'Save'. See image on the next step. • A new window will appear asking for a name for the new template.

Give a descriptive name and click on the button 'OK'. Click on the image to open a full-resolution version. • Now go to menu File >New >Templates • Select the tab titled 'Spreadsheets', double click on 'My Templates' and select your newly saved template.

Of a series of buttons that appear under the tabs, select the one labeled 'Predeterminate' in order to set the template as the default for Calc. Click on the image to open a full-resolution version. [Edited to indicate that this is an answer rather than a comment] The basic concept that the way to set a font (and other parameters) in LO Calc is to create an empty sheet with the appropriate settings and save it as a template, remains valid. However, the details vary from one version to another, and LO 5.2 has some subtle differences. The 'Save as template' option has gone from the File menu; the 'obvious' way of creating a sheet with desired settings, then Saving it As ODF Spreadsheet template (.ots) will produce a template file in a location specified by the user, but will not install the template as default. For LO 5.2, in an empty sheet set the font with Format ->Style >Styles and formatting (or just press F11), right-click Default, click Modify, and make any desired settings (e.g., I prefer top alignment in addition to my chosen font). Then do not Save As and select.ots.

Instead: File >Templates >Save as Template (or Shift-F11) in the My Templates category. Tick the 'Set as Default Template' box and give it a name (e.g. MyCalcStartupOptions, CalcTimesRoman) before saving.

That finishes the process. ['Set as default' presumably gets rid of the need to set 'predeterminate' in Templates Manager (which is now reached by File >Templates >Template Manager or Ctrl-Shift-N)]. If you ever need to find the file: Tools >Options (or Alt-F12) >Paths >Templates.

Three Methods: The term spreadsheet was derived from a large piece of paper that accountants used for business finances. The accountant would spread information like costs, payments, taxes, income, etc out on a single, big, oversized sheet of paper to get a complete financial overview. Spreadsheets today have more and more uses. Some examples are: • Spreadsheets act like a calculator by automatically doing calculations. • Spreadsheets are used for tracking personal investments, budgeting, invoices, inventory tracking, statistical analysis, numerical modeling, address books, telephone books, printing labels, etc.

• Spreadsheets are used in almost every profession to calculate, graph, analyze and store information. • Spreadsheets are used for What-if calculations. Crack Corel X5 Remove Protexis Licensing V2 here. Change one number in a spreadsheet and all the calculations in a large spreadsheet will re-calculate, will automatically change. With this wiki learn how to use Open Office Calc to learn your way around this powerful (and free) software. Learn the definition of a cell in spreadsheets.

• A cell is the fundamental element of a worksheet. This is where things are added and where things are seen. A cell address in a spreadsheet identifies the location of the cell in the spreadsheet. A cell address is a combination of the column letter and the row number of a cell, such as A2 or B16.etc. When identifying a cell by its address, the column letter is always listed first followed by the row number.

The cell address of the example below is A5.

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Select the Input Method tab and from the drop down Add Hindi language and click close.Now open open office word and you can start typing in Hindi by pressing Ctrl+ Space if you press Ctrl+ Space again you can start typing in English. Typing in Open Office Word: You can toggle between both the languages by pressing CTRL+SPACE.