Created attachment 162945 [details] Example MS Word Document When importing an MS Word document that contains a table with a formula that contains a ROUND call with nested subcalls to other functions, the formula is not imported correctly. For example, ROUND(MIN(A1,B1), MAX(C1,D1)) will not be translated correctly.
... but it will not import just any formula with function - be it ROUND or SUM; be it simple or nested. So why that level of precision? Writer has a very different formula syntax: it should be like "2.3456 round 3", not "round(2.3456, 3)". As far as I know, we don't try to convert the function syntax from/to Word syntax to Writer syntax both on load ans save.
I should add that this will still be the case after my proposed patch which converts simpler calls to ROUND() and other functions to Writer syntax. https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/98614 What I am pointing out in this bug is that patch will make the formula import situation better, but not completely resolve it.
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