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On Monday, November 18, 2013 9:55:49 PM UTC+7, Stephen Leake wrote:
> Serge Mosin <svm...@gmail.com> writes:
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> > Thanks for the reply, Jeffrey. MS Excel is not preferred and ODBC
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> > usage is probably possible only with simple structured spreadsheet
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> > tables (key-value ones), but I have a very complex type of structure,
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> > so it seems that I need to find a solution by myself.
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> Do you need to output equations, or just data?
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> Data can be handled by comma separated values, which are trivial to
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> write.
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> When entering data, if you start with "=", it becomes an equation; does
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> that work for csv import as well? I haven't tried it.
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> -- Stephe

I need to output simple data, but it has a complex cell structure. I beleive, CSV files are similar to using ODBC interface, where I only can have simple key-valued files, which is not enough in my situation.