Decimal separator key: - Same as locale setting or may be changed. (Note: there is currently no 'Tibetan' locale in OpenOffice as no Tibetan locale details have as yet been submitted to CLDR repository.) Locale setting : choose "Dzongkha" if you want automatic dates and page numbers in Tibetan script, - otherwise keep your own locale. 
see: Updating Uniscribe For Tibetan In Windows 2000 & Xp Enabling Complex Text Layout (CTL) in OpenOffice.Ĭhoose: Tools - Options - Language Settings - Languages… Windows Xp or 2000 users must first install an updated version of Uniscribe (usp10.dll) with Tibetan script support. Installing OpenType layout engine with Tibetan script support. This is the world's most common open source and free word processing program and is important for making Tibetan word processing documents. The Utility of this Software in Regards to Tibetan How to use Unicode Tibetan in WriterĬontributor(s) to this documentation: Christopher Fynn. Now, hit OK.THL Toolbox > Tibetan Scripts, Fonts & Related Issues > Software Support for Tibetan > How to use Unicode Tibetan in Writer Select cell A1, select Menu Data -> Sort select first year, then month don't hit OK yet (otherwise the months would get sorted alphabetically), but select Options -> Custom sort order select the months sort order.
In the following dialogue, select Space as delimiter, then hit OK. Select column A, select Menu Data -> Text to Columns. Insert a new column next to col A for the year values: select column B, select Menu Insert -> Columns. When sorting, OpenOffice / LibreOffice recognizes the dates and sorts by month/date. The displayed cell content will stay "September 2011" because of the custom cell format using the code MMMM YYYY. Select cell A1, apply sorting using Menu Data -> Sort by column A ("month").Īs result, OpenOffice / LibreOffice transforms the values of column A into dates (for example, instead of September 2011). In field Search for, enter a single dot, and in field Replace with an ampersand ( &) hit More Options, tick Regular Expression. With the cells still selected, select Menu Edit -> Find & Replace. > Numbers Įnter the following format code in the Format Code field: MMMM YYYY Select the cells holding the month/year values. 
You could split the text values into two columns (month and year separately) and sort first for year, then for month (see Solution 2 below). You could transform the values of column A as dates so OpenOffice / LibreOffice can sort them accordingly (see Solution 1 below).
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