![]() changed the model_context design to ensure that all sheets are of the same size. added method for setting cached results on formula cells in model_context. added new function to allow printing of single formula tokens. ![]() worked around floating point rounding errors which prevented two theoretically-equal numeric values from being fixed a build issue on 32-bit linux platforms, caused by slicing of integer string ID values. Crash of Writer opening any document having 'invalid' python file in home directory (bsc#1116658) Sidebar: paragraph widget: numeric fields become inactive/unaccessible after saving (bsc#1173404) Wrong rendering of bulleted lists in PPTX document (bsc#1155141) Fixes hang on Writer on scrolling/saving of a document (bsc#1136234) Disable firebird integration for the time being (bsc#1179203) Shadow effects for table completely missing (bsc#1178944, bsc#1178943) Fix text box from PowerPoint renders vertically instead of horizontally (bsc#1178807) ![]() Update the SUSE color palette to reflect the new SUSE branding. SmartArt: text wrongly aligned, background boxes not quite right (bsc#1177955) Wrong bullet points in Impress (bsc#1174465) Adjust to new Box2D and enable KDE on SUSE Linux Enterprise 15-SP3 or newer (jsc#ECO-3375) Text changes are reproducibly lost on PPTX with SmartArt (bsc#1181644) Image shown with different aspect ratio (bsc#1176547) This update for libreoffice provides the upgrade from version 6.4.5.2 to 7.1.1.2 (jsc#ECO-3150, bsc#1182790) Summary: Recommended update for libreoffice The following patches have been included in this update: ![]() The container bci/dotnet-runtime was updated. The example announced in my recent comment.SUSE Container Update Advisory: bci/dotnet-runtimeĬontainer Advisory ID : SUSE-CU-2023:432-1Ĭontainer Tags : bci/dotnet-runtime:6.0, bci/dotnet-runtime:6.0-28.1, bci/dotnet-runtime:6.0.14, bci/dotnet-runtime:6.0.14-28.1 The comment by critisising my first comment on the question is right and makes clear that even TEXTJOIN() doesn’t bring advantages over a simple concatenatiion like = A2 & " " & B2 entered into C2 and filled down as far as needed in this case. If you insist on it anyway, however, don’t try it by adapting VBA code, but learn a bit about LibreOffice BASIC and the API (uno-API) and design your code based on these proper means from scratch. To do something by user code in such cases is a clearly bad idea. If you urgently want to place the result in A5 (for -most likely- bad reasons) you cannot do it by placing the formula there, of course. Īssuming you want to apply the intended proceeding to A5:A13 (9 cells in a row) in the current sheet inserting one ordinary space between any two strings, you can use =TEXTJOIN(" " 0 A5:A13) in an additional cell. Since V5.4.4 LibreOffice has the well working standard function TEXTJOIN().
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