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With STset;

%!TEX lualatex
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{spreadtab}
\begin{document}
\STset{autoround=2}
\begin{spreadtab}{{tabular}{|lrcr|}}
\hline
@Materials & & & (0.00*4)+0+750.0234 \\ %CCLLC=$50/D*4D %CT=$750
\hline
\end{spreadtab}
\end{document}

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Hi Kurt,

the code is not compilable, so it cannot be tested or improved. Perhaps edit the post and complete it, so readers can test it.

Stefan

Hi Mimiett,

welcome to the forum!

You could build your document in the regular way so page numbering and cross-references are fine, and you can use the pdfpages packages to make a new PDF with a different page order. Like building a new small document, load the package, and use \includepdf[pages ...

Just use the option "axis on top" for the axis environment, so the axis lines are drawn over the plot.

Stefan

I think that's because you still have a second \fill command; as you had two \fill before, I do only one \fill. It adds with opacity/transparency.

Stefan

Hi Nick,

you can fill the path between A and the axis, and clip with the circle:

\begin{scope}[on background layer]
\clip (axis cs:0,0) circle (4);
\fill[blue!30, opacity=0.5, intersection segments={
of= A and axis, sequence = {R*--L*}
}] -- cycle;
\end{scope}

fill-intersection.png

Stefan

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Hi Zachary,

it's great that you posted a compilable example! So I could test it, and I see that the text is positioned as desired when you move the \marginpar positioning in the code:
Does this help?

Stefan

I don't use the LyX UI myself, I prefer LaTeX. As I also see in the link you provided, it get's difficult with LyX if a document is not standard.

With LaTeX, I would use the exam class (looks easy to work with), such a template, or the xsim package (looks difficult to learn).

Stefan

It depends on how you are doing that environment. But you can redefine how the counter is printed, like \renewcommand*{\theexercice}{exercice \arabic{exercice}}.

Stefan