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6.3 Save Excel Files as a Text File.
Saving an Excel document as a text file (TXT) is simple. Tap S3 for the
menus and select File > Save as Text File. Like the save function in the
word processor app, a dialog prompts you to enter the file name and
specify the save location. Confirm with the Save option and the content
of your Excel file will be saved in TXT format.
Note:
1) A semicolon is used to separate the content of each cell on a given
row.
2) Each row is placed on a separate line.
3) If the Excel document has multiple sheets, the content of all sheets
will be saved in the new text file.
4) Each sheet is represented as a new paragraph in the new text file.
6.4 Copying Cell Content to the Clipboard.
To copy the content of an individual cell on to the clipboard, make sure
you are in the cell you wish to copy and use the global copy command,
c+B8B9. You can then paste the contents of the clipboard into a
document in the word processor using the paste command, v+B8B9.
6.5 Excel Document Information.
To obtain information about the currently opened Excel document, open
the command menu (S3) and select menu item File > Information.
VarioUltra can tell you the following information about your file:
1) File name and path.
2) The number of worksheets.
3) Name of the worksheet.
4) Cell coordinates that have content on the current worksheet.
6.6 Reading by Cells, Row, or Column.
Reading content in the Excel Viewer is possible by cell, by row, or by
column. By default, when you open an Excel file the Excel Viewer
displays the content of the first cell (A1) of the active worksheet. A
variety of navigation commands are used to read the content of
individual cells, or the content of all cells on a given row or column.
There are additional options that will result in row and column
information being included as a heading when reading cell by cell.
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