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LibreOffice Spreadsheet via dBase Primer Tutorial
When we presented the blog posting thread ending with Dams in the United States Timeline Tutorial its data basis had the same origin as today’s, that being the wonderful United States data resource website data.gov website. From there we got … Continue reading
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LibreOffice Spreadsheet Statistics Primer Tutorial
Spreadsheets and numbers go together, and a spreadsheet will probably improve the presentation and functionality of data involving numbers, over any thoughts you have towards presenting this data in a document, using your desktop document processing suite of software. Were … Continue reading
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Tagged CSV, desktop, document processing, LibreOffice, mathematics, Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, pivot table, spreadsheet, statistics, tutorial
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