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DELETE the OpenOffice folders in %appdata% lock file of the opened document remains in the folder and the ONLY solution i have found working so far is: This can happen with ANY file, being a big spreadsheet, a simple 1 page text or even by rightclicking and creating a new spreadsheet or text document and opening that. Calc or Writer opens a file, and becomes unresponsive right after opening it, showing the contents. Calc or Writer tries to open a file, but becomes unresponsive showing a grey screen. There are 2 variants of this unresponsive hang, either:

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Since a few weeks ago and without having installed or changed anything about my setup or adding other software (excluding maybe some forced Windows Updates) my OpenOffice seemingly out of the blue starts becoming unresponsive after opening any of my spreadsheet or text documents.

for some administration and text editing. I have been using OpenOffice 4.1.6 for little over a half year now and at first it was working perfectly and i had no issues or complaint. Prior to this cry for help here i did research online and tried various suggestions to similar problems all to no avail.

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If the value has a decimal then it should be limited to one decimal place.Īll I am asking for help with is the format code to achieve what is described above, without altering the value.First of all sorry for my noobish entrance in this forum. So if it is a whole number a format without decimal. Having a spreadsheet covered in zeros is untidy. The formating is simply for display purpuses. The underlying value needs to be preserved so using something like =ROUND(v*1000)/1000 is not suitable. Ok, I believe too much has been read into the request for help. That is how the usage of equipment (paper and pencil or Calc e.g.) for numeric calculations should be teached.Ĭode: Select all =IF(theNumber=0 TRUE() AND(ABS(theNumber)>1E-016 1/ABS(theNumber)>1E-016)) In many cases it's reasonable -and always less misleading- to not only use the estimated number of significant decimals for the choice of the format, but also to round the result to that resolution.Ĭ. Only if trailing zeroes actually tell us explicitly that the result definitely is integer, we may switch to a specific 'integer format' (using CF e.g.).ī5.

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We should try to find a generally applicable number of significant digits for a series of calculations, and to display all the results (right adjusted) with this number of decimals, even if some of them end with one or a few zeroes - accidentally.ī4. Mostly there are reasons to (reliably) estimate the number of trustworthy decimals (+- 1/2 of the positional value of the last shown one), and to put a respective limit to the format.ī3. In these rare cases the number of digits can then show the actual accurateness.ī2. If there is reliable evidence that a numeric value has an exact decimal representation with n (at most 16 of course) digits behind the decimal separator, it may be reasonable (though doubtable) to display it with exactly that number of decimals. Whats the purpose of displayed decimals?ī1. Code: Select all withdrawn unknown errors in the original placeī0.

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