[sw-issues] [Bug 3959] Outline View (aka MS Word)

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--- Comment #147 from [email protected]  2011-08-01 07:48:30 ---
I often use a spreadsheet to create outlines. It's naturally hierarchical, and
has some natural (and unnatural) ways to expand and collapse text. Definitely
dragging and dropping groups of cells, is no problem. In a recent proposal, I
even used multiple sheets at the highest level of delineation...one sheet each
for Intro, Major Idea 1, Major Idea 2.....Conclusion. 

Again, easy to drag sheets around. Major 1, became Major 3....etc.

I suppose, you could use pivot tables in a creative way, but I've never tried
that.

I also do my mind mapping in the spreadsheet. Very flexible...a lot of drag and
drop.

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