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Not sure OOCalc is the best tool to use but if i were making such a
table I would write a program that would print LaTeX to and ASCII
file. That way
perfect typesetting and nice equations including pretty over bars. I
dont mean to sound critical, I was just thinking how I would do it.

Bill
On Sun, 9 Dec 2018 at 20:15, Tony Oz  wrote:
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> As a follow-up:
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> The only clean way to represent hv(θ) for θ>90° is to express it as 1 - 
hv(180° - θ). So the table would span from 0° to 90° with some intricate way 
of labeling columns. The 0 ° ≤ θ ≤ 90° values should be given with a sort of 
"bar-notation" and, say, four-places rounding.
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> If I find a way to automate this "bar-notation" with OOCalc - I'll surely make such a table.
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> Any hints on such automation?
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>  Regards,
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> Tony
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> 60°N 30°E
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> PS
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> I'm still not convinced in usefulness of such complication!
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