Many people choose the least complicated, and do nothing. Assuming that you have no outsized cells, with the same paper, you'll have 50-55 rows. For instance, if you are printing to US Letter size page with a portrait orientation and a one inch margin on every side, you'll have 6.5 inches for column widths. In each of these cases, you may want to keep track of the total column width and the number of rows likely to be printed on each page. When you print from Calc, you have several options for selecting the contents: doing nothing, printing a selection, setting up a print range, or adding manual row and column breaks. None of these tools is useful on every occasion, and you may have to mix and match them to get the results you want, but, the more you know about them, the less of a nightmare printing a spreadsheet becomes. How you setup pages for printing and the printer or export options are also part of the arsenal. However, although page styles are one of the most useful tools for the task, they are far from the only ones. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.In part 1 of this entry, I discussed how to use Calc's page styles to control how spreadsheets print. Apache, the Apache feather logo, Apache OpenOffice and are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation. Parameter bEnabled true to enable automatic calculation, false to disable.Ĭopyright © 2013, The Apache Software Foundation, Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Returns true, if automatic calculation is enabled.ĭescription enables automatic calculation.Ĭalculation. The value is needed if the cell is displayed or used in anotherĬalculation. Whenever its value is needed after its precedents have changed. With automatic calculation, each formula cell is recalculated This calculates all formula cells which have not yet beenĬalculated after their precedents have changed.ĭescription returns whether automatic calculation is enabled. Returns whether automatic calculation is enabled.ĭescription recalculates all dirty cells. Description represents something that can recalculate.
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