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UTF-8 on Solaris/Linux with LANG=en_US.UTF-8 Todo: A type of character encoding is automatically determined with the It can take either Unicode and byte strings, convert it, and return

Used by both String and ByteString classes.Ĭonversion between Unicode string and byte string is implemented in the StrConvįunction. RightB -, this implementation employs C++ templates.

To share algorithms of the existing Unicode string functions - Left, Len, Mid,Īnd Right - with corresponding byte string functions - LeftB, LenB, MidB, and OSheet = (SheetName)ĬolF = oSheet.getCellRangeByName("F4:F58")įirstEmptyRow = ĭataTargetRange = oSheet.This is an experimental implementation of /StarOffice Basic macro Sub TransferData(SourceData, TargetFile, SheetName) OFM_Sheet = ("PAKAN KEMATIAN")ĪDataSource = oFM_Sheet.getCellRangeByName("F6:S6").getDataArray()ĪDataSource = oFM_Sheet.getCellRangeByName("F7:S7").getDataArray() IF oCandidate.Title = "DAILY MONITORING.ods" Then oDAILY = oCandidate IF oCandidate.Title = "FM.ods" Then oFM = oCandidate IF oCandidate.supportsService(".SpreadsheetDocument") Then MACRO EGG.txt (1.19 KiB) Downloaded 58 times Selection.End(xlDown).Offset(1, 0).Select

Download, install, study and use one of these object inspection tools: MRI or the XrayTool. Study and use the API functions and procedures of the LibreOffice (instead of the VBA). Use the StarBasic (or any other supported programming language) of the LibreOffice) for the macros (instead of the VBA). Use the native, international Standard ODF file formats (Instead of the foreign file formats). xlsx files, then here are my suggestions for this task: If you mean that you want to create VBA macros for your. You can call the thousands functions of the API from many supported programming languages. Some simple VBA macros can run in LibreOffice with the Compatibility option, but it not work with all of VBA codes. The Apache OpenOffice nor LibreOffice not contain such product. It is a programming language and environmet and lots of application-specific function in one. The VBA (Visual basic for the Applications) is a Micro$oft related product. Do you want to convert an existing macro, does not? Where is the VBA macro code? I can not find in your attached files.