Import GNUmeric for Kspread
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Last update |
July 12, 2001 |
Features |
Vertical & Horizontal Alignment
Background & Foreground color
Fonts:
Size
Underline
Italic
Bold
Multiple Sheets (Tables)
Formulas!!! (ExprID)
Selections
Cell Size: Horizontal & Vertical
Hidden Columns
Document Information
Author
Company
Comments
Title |
Todo |
Borders
Comments
Formats:
Percentages
Money
Cell Size: Horizontal & Vertical (Export) (kspread doesn't
support retriving the first "rowFormat" and colFormat".)
Background patterns & Colors
Thin patterns
1 Solid
2 75%
3 50%
4 25%
5 12.5%
6 6.25%
7 Horizontal Stripe
8 Vertical Stripe
9 Reverse Diagonal Stripe
10 Diagonal Stripe
11 Diagonal Crosshatch
12 Thick Diagonal Crosshatch
13 Thin Horizontal Stripe
14 Thin Vertical Stripe
15 Thin Reverse Diagonal Stripe
16 Thin Diagonal Stripe
17 Thin Crosshatch
18 Thin Diagonal Crosshatch
19 Applix small circle
20 Applix semicircle
21 Applix small thatch
22 Applix round thatch
23 Applix Brick
24 100%
25 87.5%
Font:
Face Name
(a=b) for gnumeric vs. (a==b) for kspread
if(a,b,c) for gnumeric vs. if(a;b;c) for kspread
GNUmeric version differentiation
Accurate progress bar
Document Information
Application
(kspread doesn't support it.)
Category (kspread
doesn't support it.)
Keywords (kspread
doesn't support it.)
Manager (kspread
doesn't support it.)
Vertical Text (gnumeric doesn't
support it.)
Text Rotation (gnumeric doesn't
support it.)
Zoom
(kspread doesn't support it.)
Multiple Selections (kspread doesn't support it.)
Double Underline (kspread doesn't support it.)
Source Clean-up (Break different sections in different functions.) |
History |
Jun/Jul 2001 - Initial Revision
Jul 10, 2001 - Support for hidden columns
Jul 12, 2001 - Support for Document Information
Jul 15, 2001 - Preliminary support for background patterns. |
Authors |
Phillip Ezolt
This filter is based on the CSV filter by David
Faure Werner Trobin |
Links |
www.koffice.org
www.gnumeric.org |
Progress report |
This has been tested against GNUmeric v0.61 and koffice v1.1-beta3.
I've tried to keep the import/export filters pretty much in sync. |