I normally work in Koffice but also do a "sampling" of stuff in LO just to see how things are going.
Two things have happened with LibreOffice Spreadsheet that are rather subtle but that will, I think, help "sell" the LO spreadsheet to new users.
A) when the sheet is formatted in 'format" to landscape from portrait, the format carries over to the print function. Until just a short time ago, one had to change the orientation in both the spreadsheet itself and in the print page function. If one forgot to change in both it just printed portrait.
B) I go to great lengths to change the width of the grade columns when I am doing the final paper copy of the grades because I submit them on one side one sheet 8.5 x 11. Since the last iteration of LO sheets when one saves and then re-opens the cell widths are saved.
Both small things but also the kind of "niggling" little thing that can turn a user off.
The LO developers are to be congratulated on a very fine set of apps.
woodsmoke
Two things have happened with LibreOffice Spreadsheet that are rather subtle but that will, I think, help "sell" the LO spreadsheet to new users.
A) when the sheet is formatted in 'format" to landscape from portrait, the format carries over to the print function. Until just a short time ago, one had to change the orientation in both the spreadsheet itself and in the print page function. If one forgot to change in both it just printed portrait.
B) I go to great lengths to change the width of the grade columns when I am doing the final paper copy of the grades because I submit them on one side one sheet 8.5 x 11. Since the last iteration of LO sheets when one saves and then re-opens the cell widths are saved.
Both small things but also the kind of "niggling" little thing that can turn a user off.
The LO developers are to be congratulated on a very fine set of apps.
woodsmoke