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%OP%VS4.13 (28-Apr-92), Gerald L Fitton, R4000 5966 9904 9938
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Hidden Morris Fitton
Elwyn Morris points out the benefits of hidden columns in PipeDream.
"Many of my documents are ever growing and constantly revised in the
light of new information gleaned. By having one (or more) columns
(which can later be made invisible by making them of zero width) with
coded references therein, subject matter can be sorted into groups or
into logical sequence, even when each entry is simply written in
haphazardly below the one previously entered. At the touch of a
button, my often inconsequential jottings turn themselves into fully
fledged lecture notes! I believe there was a program published some
time ago which actually made a great feature of sorting random ideas
into some sort of pattern, yet this facility is free within PipeDream.
Further, a SUM or DCOUTNTA of various aspects can be appended which
updates as new information is included. None of this is either a
database or spreadsheet in the true sense, but it is invaluable to me."
Elwyn asks, "Does anyone else use PipeDream in this way?"