Subject | Re: spreadsheet ergonomics |
From | Snit |
Date | 04/06/2017 00:25 (04/05/2017 15:25) |
Message-ID | <D50ABCD3.9CF16%usenet@gallopinginsanity.com> |
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Newsgroups | comp.os.linux.advocacy |
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A sheet can have zero, one, or more tables. Again, this is in Numbers... not saying it should in sc, but as we compare the two we need to realize we mean different things by "sheets" but mostly the same by "tables".owlowlSnit
There's no functional difference between "sheets" and "tables." They are just labels for particular implementations of spreadsheet functionality, with only slight differences in presentation. It's all just tabular data with numeric capabilities.
You are speaking in terms of sc and not in general, right? If so, thanks. Even for MS Office they are pretty much the same (though not always), but in Numbers they are very different and it is common to have more than one table per sheet (and more than one sheet per file, and more than one file per window though the use of tabs).
That's all presentation. How are tables and sheets "very different"? For that matter, how are they different in any way?
Other than positioning and presentation, what is the difference between a table and a sheet in Numbers?A sheet need not have a table at all... where a table, well, always has a table. :)