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The guide contains topics on document properties (Chapter 1), AutoFilter with color filtering and more (Chapter 2), Chart data table (Chapter 3) and notes on AutoFormat of ranges and themes (Chapter 4 and 5). The Calc Guide 7.5 update was coordinated by Olivier Hallot, based on the Calc Guide 7.4. The Guide contains topics on Additional hyphenation settings (Chapter 2), Language Tool, a remote grammar checker (Chapters 2 and 20), Additional change tracking features (Chapter 3) Outline folding (Chapter 3), Page line-spacing for printed documents (Chapter 6), Gutter margins in page styles (Chapters 8 and 9), Revised and additional information about using styles (Chapter 8), Additional information about using master documents (Chapter 16), New features for bookmarks (Chapter 17) and Content controls (Chapter 18) If you go back and check the Calc spreadsheet, you should see ‘Hello World!’ written in the first Cell.The Writer Guide 7.5 update was coordinated by Jean Weber with the support of Kees Kriek, Tsvetelina Georgieva, Antonio Fernández and Olivier Hallot. After execution, the message box would pop up.

To run the macro, press F5 or click Run Macro from the toolbar (see above). Now put a message box to notify when the execution is completed.

These commands tell the frame what needs to be executed and also pass the entire property array with values. uno:EnterString.ĭim args2(0) as new .PropertyValueargs1(0).Name = "ToPoint" args1(0).Value = "$A$1" args2(0).Name = "StringName" args2(0).Value = "Hello World!" So call the executeDispatch event of the dispatcher using two commands. Once we set the properties, it’s time to call the dispatch to send these to the document. To point to the first cell A1 and put a text, we would use two properties – ToPoint and StringName. Our objective is to put ‘Hello World’ in the first Cell. Thus the name contains the property name, and the value contains the value of that property.ĭim args1(0) as new .PropertyValue Properties are always in a name/value pair.

Now we will declare an array of properties.

Almost all LibreOffice macro tasks can be executed using the dispatcher. This service will help us to dispatch the tasks from the macro to the frame. The createUnoService creates an instance of the DispatchHelper service. So the document variable refers to the main area of Calc. The controller then dispatches the changes to the document frame, i.e. type, colour, insert, is “watched” by a controller. ThisComponent refers to the current document. Let’s assign two values to the above variables.ĭocument = dispatcher = createUnoService(".DispatchHelper") Let’s declare two variables of type objects.ĭim document as object dim dispatcher as object

Now, it’s time to code the first macro.