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Originally Posted by Bigrod
Shoot, wasn't expecting that as I don't have writer installed. You might be able to change that in open office's options/preferences not sure though.
Anyway, there's always another way or 2 to skin a cat.... Start Open office, select spreadsheet and when the spreadsheet opens, just click on the first cell (A1) then click on "Insert" and select "Sheet from file". When the window pops up, navigate to your schedule.txt file you made and select it. Now you'll get the import options box.
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Thanks again Bigrod. Appreciate your help.
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Originally Posted by themonk
I see... I know exactly what you mean. I had the same difficulty initially - I kept on duplicating numbers when I was changing the days. What I did was put a blank line in between the sections to prevent duplicates.
Anyway, it's good to hear that you've been able to finally resolve your difficulty in editing schedules by using Excel & OpenOffice.
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Thanks again Monk. I figured out how to avoid the duplicate numbers. Using notepad++ is the easiest b/c I don't have to transfer the files over which I love since it does take awhile for me to change the schedules. I will also use your suggestion of putting a blank line between sections. Aprreciate all of the help!