calc assign macro to menu
i’ve created a macro and stored it in a libreoffice v.3.5.6.2 calc module (os - windows vista). i have a menu for the macro created in the document, but cannot successfully “assign” the macro to the menu. the path i use is >tools >customize >menus. from the dropdown i select the menu where i want…
update to libreoffice 4.0 and try assigning the macro again. this should fix your problem.
ok, none of the suggestions above helped, but i removed the saved shortcuts and ran mstsc /admin and recreated the shortcut and that seemed to work fine. [image] andrei:

a quick fix is to comment the line in the "on message" tab for the function node that is troubled

when you add a module in "setup", the "import as" name is made available to the function tabs...

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... so you dont need to declare it nor do you need to set/get it from co… hi [@prepetti](/u/prepetti),

try the send hotkey . it showing the context menu,

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regards

balamurugan. take a look at the menu starter project for a proper menu structure.

ionic start myapp menu

a menu should exist at a root point, and not be included in multiple pages. You will probably need to write a VBA macro that does this. Formatting is not pushed down from the workbook that the user opened to the workbook that holds the source data. [@jeff](/u/jeff), i have created an installation guide that might help you. i’d recommend you go back to square one and follow the guide from the beginning. good luck and let us know how you make out.

<https://slo-sleuth.github.io/tools/installingautopsyonmacos.html> it doesn;t make much sense to me; where did you get that instruction?

substitute mkdir for md and it might work but there is insufficient information. you're making a directory and naming it sd-card. then you're going into that directory and copying everything from the f:\ drive into that folder. that doesn't get it on to the other card.

if access is denied to the card, none of the above will work so you need to fix that first. it might be write protected. Hi Uwe, You can make inside/outside strokes on non-closed paths using custom width profiles. Use thhe width tool (Shift+W) to make a stroke like this (hold alt to edit only one side of the stroke at a time): Then save it as a profile (bottom of the stroke panel). After that I think your path should be easy to make. hi [@gus\_fring](/u/gus_fring)

welcome to community :slight\_smile:

you have to set the path with the file name. not only the path of folder.

for example you have the folder temp in c and the file name is inputdata.xlsx

your path should be then: c:\temp\inputdata.xlsx

best regards

mahmoud In your example, the category data is stored in an attribute, rather than within the node itself.


You therefore need to use the XPath: `/product[1]/categories/category/@path` where the @ shows you want to target an attribute.