# The Gnumeric Manual

Copyright © 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Miguel de Icaza, Jody Goldberg, Thomas Canty, Jukka-Pekka Iivonen, Andreas J. Guelzow, Wayne Schuller, Adrian Custer, Kevin Breit, Aaron Weber, Alexander Kirillov.

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List of Tables
9-1. Examples of Date Formats
9-2. Examples of Time Formats
18-1. Gnumeric was written by

List of Figures
1-1. An example of what Gnumeric can do.
2-1. The Gnumeric worksheet elements.
3-1. The Gnumeric menubar.
3-2. A re-arranged Gnumeric.
3-3. Gnumeric menus can be torn off.
3-4. The File menu.
3-5. The Edit menu.
3-6. The View menu.
3-7. The Insert menu.
3-8. The Format menu.
3-9. The Tools menu.
3-10. The Data menu.
3-11. The Help menu.
3-12. The Context Menu for the Cell Grid Area.
3-13. The Context Menu of a Row Header
3-14. The Context Menu.
3-15. The Context Menu
3-16. The Context Menu.
4-1. The Three Gnumeric Toolbars
4-2. The Standard Toolbar.
4-3. The Format Toolbar
4-4. The Object Toolbar
5-1. The Data Entry area.
5-2. The Current Cell Indicator.
5-3. The Cell Grid area, with cells of different sizes.
5-4. The column labels at the top of the worksheet.
5-5. The row labels at the left side of the worksheet.
5-6. The Information Display Area.
5-7. The running calculation area.
6-1. Entering Strings and Numbers
6-2. The highlighted selection
6-3. An Active cell
6-4. The active cell with the cursor
6-5. A multi-cell selection
6-6. Multiple cells being selected with the cursor
6-7. A discontinuous selection of cells.
6-8. An entire row being selected
6-9. An entire column being selected
6-10. The entire worksheet being selected
6-11. A selection of several cells
6-12. A selection of several cells, filled with the same values
7-1. The option menu for dragging a cell with right click
9-1. Format Cells Dialog
9-2. Alignment Tab
9-3. The Font Tab
9-4. Border Tab
9-5. Background Tab
9-6. Protection Tab
9-7. Validation Tab
9-8. Warning dialog in response to invalid input
10-1. File Format Selector
10-2. File Format Selector
10-3. Gnumeric Sample Screenshot
10-4. xdvi Screenshot of DVI TeX File
10-5. Mozilla Screenshot of HTML 3.2 File
10-6. Mozilla Screenshot of HTML 4.0 File
10-7. Mozilla Screenshot of HTML Fragment
10-8. xpdf Screenshot of LaTeX file
10-9. Specifying which sheets to export
10-10. Specifying line terminators
10-11. csv File
10-12. Selecting the basic format type
10-13. Separation Customization
10-14. Separation Customization With Correct Selection
10-15. Selecting Formats
10-16. Some Number Formats
10-17. Some Currency Formats
10-18. Some Date and Time Formats
10-19. Some Percentage Formats
10-20. Some Fraction Formats
10-21. Some Scientific Formats
10-22. The Text Format
10-23.
10-24. The Auto Save Tool dialog.
11-1. Print Dialog
11-2. Print Setup Dialog - Page
11-3. Print Setup Dialog - Margins
11-4. Print Dialog - Headers and Footers
11-5. Print Dialog - Customize Header/Footer
11-6. Print Setup Dialog - Sheet
11-7. Print Preview Dialog
12-1. Worksheet containing the table to be filtered and a simple criteria.
12-2. Criteria for selecting rows whose `Profit' column is between 0 and 40000.
12-3. The Advanced Filter dialog.
13-1. Linear programming example
13-2. The empty Solver dialog.
13-3. Add constraint dialog.
13-4. The solver dialog
13-5. The Solver results dialog
14-1. Data Analysis Tools
14-2. Common output options of the data analysis tools
14-3. Specifying Ranges
14-4. 1-factor ANOVA Dialog and Example Data
14-5. Output From a 1-factor ANOVA
14-6. 2-factor ANOVA Without Replication Dialog
14-7. Output From a 2-factor ANOVA Without Replication
14-8. 2-factor ANOVA With Replication Dialog
14-9. Output From a 2-factor ANOVA With Replication
14-10. Correlation Tool Dialog
14-11. Some Example Data
14-12. Completed Correlation Dialog
14-13. Correlation Tool Output
14-14. Covariance Tool Dialog
14-15. Some Example Data
14-16. Covariance Tool Output
14-17. Descriptive Statistics Tool Dialog
14-18. Some Example Data
14-19. Descriptive Statistics Tool Output
14-20. Exponential Smoothing Tool Dialog
14-21. Some Example Data for the Exponential Smoothing Tool
14-22. Exponential Smoothing Tool Output
14-23. Moving Average Tool Dialog
14-24. Some Example Data for the Moving Average Tool
14-25. Moving Averages Tool Output
14-26. Fourier Analysis Tool Dialog
14-27. Fourier Analysis Formulae
14-28. F-Test Tool Dialog
14-29. Some Example Data
14-30. F-Test Tool Output
14-31. Histogram Tool Dialog
14-32. Histogram Tool Dialog "Bins Tab"
14-33. Some Example Data
14-34. Specifying Bins
14-35. Histogram Tool Output
14-36. Random Number Generation Tool Dialog
14-37. Some Example Data for the Random Number Generation Tool
14-38. Random Number Generation Tool Output
14-39. Rank and Percentile Tool Dialog
14-40. Some Example Data for the Rank and Percentile Tool
14-41. Rank and Percentile Tool Output
14-42. Regression Tool Dialog
14-43. Regression Example Data
14-44. Completed Regression Dialog
14-45. Regression Tool Output
14-46. Sampling Tool Dialog
14-47. Some Example Data for the Sampling Tool
14-48. Sampling Tool Output
14-49. `t`- and `z`-Test Tool Dialog
14-50. `t`-Test (Paired) Tool Dialog Options
14-51. `t`-Test (Paired) Example Data
14-52. Output from the `t`-Test (Paired) Tool
14-53. `t`-Test (Equal Variances) Tool Dialog Options
14-54. `t`-Test (Unknown but Equal Variances) Example Data
14-55. Output from the `t`-Test (Unknown but Equal Variances) Tool
14-56. `t`-Test (Unknown and Unequal Variances) Tool Dialog Options
14-57. `t`-Test (Unknown and Unequal Variances) Example Data
14-58. Output from the `t`-Test (Unknown and Unequal Variances) Tool
14-59. `z`-Test Tool Dialog Options
14-60. `z`-Test Example Data
14-61. Output from the `z`-Test Tool
15-1. The Auto Correct dialog.

List of Examples
6-1. Examples of standard operators
6-2. Basic Function syntax
6-3. Some examples of function syntax
6-4. Examples of name usage
6-5. Entering an Array Formula
6-6. Some examples of function syntax
6-7. Relative References
6-8. Absolute cell referencing examples
6-9. Some examples of function syntax
6-10. Referencing blocks of cells
6-11. Referencing blocks of cells
6-12. Referencing values in other sheets
8-1. Adjacent Columns for Autofill Length Example
10-1. Saving as DVI TeX
10-2. Saving as HTML 3.2
10-3. Saving as HTML 4.0
10-4. Saving as HTML fragment
10-5. Saving as LaTeX file
10-6. Creating an ASCII File
14-1. Using the single factor ANOVA
14-2. Using the 2-factor ANOVA Without Replication Tool
14-3. Using the Correlation Tool
14-4. Using The Covariance Tool
14-5. Using the Descriptive Statistics Tool
14-6. Using the Exponential Smoothing Tool
14-7. Using the Moving Average Tool
14-8. Using the F-Test Tool
14-9. Using the Histogram Tool
14-10. Using the Random Number Generation Tool
14-11. Using the Rank and Percentile Tool
14-12. Using the Regression Tool
14-13. Using the Sampling Tool
14-14. Using the `t`-Test (Paired) Tool
14-15. Using the `t`-Test (Unknown but Equal Variances) Tool
14-16. Using the `t`-Test (Unknown and Unequal Variances) Tool
14-17. Using the `z`-Test Tool
17-1. Series Example
17-2. Name Example
17-3. Values Example
17-4. Category Labels Example

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