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Explore Stack InternalLibreoffice Calc 'normally' displays the value of the cell.
A user can change the display from values to formulas by putting a check mark in the config-box called Formulas in the config popup: Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice Calc -> View -> Display
Is there a way to change the display to show the names a user may have given to the cells? Or is there something similar?
By "cell name", I am referring to:
https://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Naming_Cells
Libreoffice Calc 'normally' displays the value of the cell.
A user can change the display from values to formulas by putting a check mark in the config-box called Formulas in the config popup: Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice Calc -> View -> Display
Is there a way to change the display to show the names a user may have given to the cells? Or is there something similar?
Libreoffice Calc 'normally' displays the value of the cell.
A user can change the display from values to formulas by putting a check mark in the config-box called Formulas in the config popup: Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice Calc -> View -> Display
Is there a way to change the display to show the names a user may have given to the cells? Or is there something similar?
By "cell name", I am referring to:
https://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Naming_Cells
Libreoffice Calc 'normally' displays the value of the cell.
A user can change the display from values to formulas by putting a check mark in the config-box called Formulas in the config popup: Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice Calc -> View -> Display
Is there a way to change the display to show the names a user may have given to the cells? Or is there something similar?
