Created attachment 152106 [details] Example XLSX file from Excel 2007 SP 3 That's with LO 6.2.2.2 on 32bit Windows. The following Excel sheet shows no "0" when viewed in Excel 2007 SP 3 and LibreOffice, but when printing it in LibreOffice (e.g. print preview, PDF export etc.) the "0" do appear. EXPECTED: Consistent result - i.e. no 0.
Created attachment 152107 [details] Screenshot - comparing LibreOffice Calc and Excel 2007 - with normal view and print preview
When you go to format page and in tab sheet uncheck zero values, you will have no zero when printing. And a second place where you can uncheck zero values is in tools => option => libreoffice calc => view So for me its WFM and not a bug Best regards
confirming "Zero values" options after opening *.xlsx are: - Menu "Tools/Options.../LibreOffice Calc/View Display [ ] Zero values - Menu "Format/Page.../Sheet" (PageStyle_Gruppe 3") Print [X] Zero values result: LO shows 0 in print preview but nothing in normal view btw: not sure if excel has a separate option for displaying/printing zero values.
(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #3) > "Zero values" options after opening *.xlsx are: > - Menu "Tools/Options.../LibreOffice Calc/View > Display [ ] Zero values > - Menu "Format/Page.../Sheet" (PageStyle_Gruppe 3") > Print [X] Zero values > > result: LO shows 0 in print preview but nothing in normal view > btw: not sure if excel has a separate option for displaying/printing zero > values. The PowerPoint file (.xlsx) contains for that sheet ("xl/worksheets/sheet1.xml"): <sheetView showZeros="0" tabSelected="1" zoomScale="85" zoomScaleNormal="85" zoomScalePageLayoutView="80" workbookViewId="0"> My understanding is that in Excel there is only one common setting for printing/PDF export and viewing - and that this setting is per sheet. (I think one common setting makes sense as you get what you see.) Cf. also https://support.office.com/en-us/article/display-or-hide-zero-values-3ec7a433-46b8-4516-8085-a00e9e476b03 EXPECTED: * For sure, on IMPORT the per-sheet setting of the PowerPoint file ("showZeros") should properly set the page setting in LibreOffice as there is a one-to-one match. For consideration: * Tools/Options: Make it clearer which options are the setup for this LibreOffice installation and which are for the document currently open (and saved alongside with the document). * Consider for instance to have a three-way choice in Tools/Options: Show zero, do not show zero, use page-setting also for viewing on the screen.
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