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When exporting a spreadsheet to LaTeX, a complete LaTeX file with a table environment is created and can be directly compiled. The | When exporting a spreadsheet to LaTeX, a complete LaTeX file with a table environment is created and can be directly compiled. The appearance of the table can be controlled by several options and the user can specify the area to export (whole spreadsheet or the current selection only): | ||
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Worksheet can be exported either to a file or to the clipboard. For raster graphics, the DPI number can be provided: | |||
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Revision as of 16:53, 8 May 2022
It's possible to export the data in Spreadsheet, Matrix and the results of the visualization in Worksheet to multiple data formats. The export is triggered via the corresponding action in the main toolbar, in the main menu or via object's context menu.
Supported formats for Spreadsheet and Matrix:
- ASCII
- LaTeX
- FITS
- SQLite
Supported formats for Worksheet:
- SVG
- PNG
- JPEG
- BMP
- PPM
- XBM
- XPM
There are multiple options available for the supported formats. When exporting the data to an ASCII file, the user can specify the column separator (point, comma, tab, etc.) and the decimal point separator for numerical data (point or comma) as well as whether the header needs to be exported or not:
When exporting a spreadsheet to LaTeX, a complete LaTeX file with a table environment is created and can be directly compiled. The appearance of the table can be controlled by several options and the user can specify the area to export (whole spreadsheet or the current selection only):
Worksheet can be exported either to a file or to the clipboard. For raster graphics, the DPI number can be provided: