It is too RAM-expensive to keep Libre-Office calc open all the time. And I find it a hassle to open calc everytime I have to add a few lines to my spreadsheet. Is there a way I could do it very minimally, by say opening the terminal and writing into my .ods files? I would like to add rows like these:
A B C
1 03/02/16 09:00 Cooking
2 02/07/15 $225 New Clothes
I know I can write into .csv format. But I need my formulas. I could make the .ods file read from .csv file into which I write. But then I have to make too many changes to the .ods file.
content.xml
with a simple text editor and you'll see just how complex the file is. Maybe you could look at a terminal-based spreadsheet application such assc
(available in the standard repos).