![]() ![]() How exactly do you paste data from a spreadsheet to a "siebel database"? What is the actual type of database under your "siebel database"? Do you paste somewhere in the window of another application? Which column gets lost? Do you see the column when pasting to some other application, let's say a simple text editor? Always the first one, last one, a specific one? If you file a bug to the LO project, there is a good chance that the problem will be fixed soon. Also part of my work entails copying and pasting data from a spreadsheet to a siebel database and LO somehow loses one column of data while AOO has no problem with that. ***EDIT: Compatibility issue is from the Save method().Danielc wrote:I have both on my computers but I'm using LO less as I find the new version seeming trying to do too much unlike the low key AOO. My takeaway is that supporting text, numbers and formulas might be achievable with a few abstractions, but so far it would be compatible only for OpenOffice and not for MS Office. I do not think that adding graphs and images was done with SpreadsheetDocuments in AODL. ![]() ooCalc will be lots of work to avoid these pitfalls and might be quite limited. Since AODL support has been dropped at about the time I started the project, it seems likely that the ooCalc implementation with AODL will be error prone and not compatible with the latest openDocument standards. I had to create workarounds for it to partially work. It might simply be a mistake on my part (back of the envelope PofC): mapping 1:1 with an example I saw online from 2010 does fail. I could create and add pages, and insert cells in a row, but not in a self-resizable table, meaning that AODL does not support correctly the automated resizing of a table when you insert a cell in a random row/column (user needs to resize the collection of rows and columns in a given table). I was able to create the ODS document and open it with Apache OpenOffice 4.1, but it was impossible to open it with MS Excel 2016 without errors. ![]() I've tried a quick and simple example of ooCalc yesterday and it seems that AODL 1.3 is not fully compatible, at least with the latest version of Office 2016. ![]()
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