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Is there a simple way in bash How to open libreoffice calcinsert a few rows of data into an existing .odt file with bash and insert fiew rows of data (inlibreoffice calc headless mode)?

Is there a way in bash to open libreoffice calcan existing .odt file in libreoffice calc and insert fiewa few rows of data (in headless mode), so basicly manipulatebasically manipulating an .odt file through bash.?

I'm reading some PDF files in bash, searchsearching for specific data in this file, and I'm formatingformatting this data to generate a .csv file, which can be opened in LibreOffice Calc, but. But I can't format fields in .csv, change font size and so on.

What I want is instead of using .csv file I want to openfiles is opening an existing .odt spreadsheet file (with formatedformatted and colored cells, margins...) and insert data directly from bash into some cells.

Is there a simple way in bash to open libreoffice calc existing .odt file and insert fiew rows of data (in headless mode)

Is there a way in bash to open libreoffice calc existing .odt file and insert fiew rows of data (in headless mode), so basicly manipulate .odt file through bash.

I'm reading some PDF files in bash, search for specific data in this file, and I'm formating this data to generate .csv file which can be opened in LibreOffice Calc, but I can't format fields in .csv, change font size and so on.

What I want is instead of using .csv file I want to open existing .odt spreadsheet file (with formated and colored cells, margins...) and insert data directly from bash into some cells.

How to insert a few rows of data into an existing .odt file with bash and libreoffice calc headless?

Is there a way in bash to open an existing .odt file in libreoffice calc and insert a few rows of data (in headless mode), basically manipulating an .odt file through bash?

I'm reading some PDF files in bash, searching for specific data in this file, and I'm formatting this data to generate a .csv file, which can be opened in LibreOffice Calc. But I can't format fields in .csv, change font size and so on.

What I want instead of using .csv files is opening an existing .odt spreadsheet file (with formatted and colored cells, margins...) and insert data directly from bash into some cells.

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Is there a simple way in bash to open libreoffice calc existing .odt file and insert fiew rows of data (in headless mode)

Is there a way in bash to open libreoffice calc existing .odt file and insert fiew rows of data (in headless mode), so basicly manipulate .odt file through bash.

I'm reading some PDF files in bash, search for specific data in this file, and I'm formating this data to generate .csv file which can be opened in LibreOffice Calc, but I can't format fields in .csv, change font size and so on.

What I want is instead of using .csv file I want to open existing .odt spreadsheet file (with formated and colored cells, margins...) and insert data directly from bash into some cells.