*** Bug 139937 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

(In reply to Harald Langheinrich from comment #3)
> Created attachment 169180 [details]
> self describing  see short film

Please understand, that a video could not give any insight to the real content of the file having extension .xlsx and which is opened in the video. Please provide a sample file which could be investigated for its content.

Created attachment 169192 [details]
This file was create by makro

Sub Settings_sichern()
Dim NewWorkbook
dim BasisVerzeichnis 
dim Settings_DateiName

BasisVerzeichnis = ActiveWorkbook.Path & GetPathSeparator() 
Settings_DateiName = "Settings.xlsx"

'make new workbook
NewWorkbook= Application.Workbooks.Add 
'give it a name
NewWorkbook.SaveAs filename:= BasisVerzeichnis  & Settings_DateiName , CreateBackup:=True'give it a name


	'put data in 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Name="Settings-Daten"
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(1,1).value = "AblageVerzeichnis = "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(1,2).value = AblageVerzeichnis 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(2,1).value = "AuftragsVerzeichnis = "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(2,2).value = AuftragsVerzeichnis 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(3,1).value= "RechnungsVerzeichnis = "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(3,2).value = RechnungsVerzeichnis 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(4,1).value= "KundenListe_PfadDateiName= "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(4,2).value = KundenListe_PfadDateiName
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(5,1).value= "ObjektListe_PfadDateiName= "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(5,2).value = ObjektListe_PfadDateiName
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(6,1).value= "AuftragListe_PfadDateiName= "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(6,2).value = AuftragListe_PfadDateiName
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(7,1).value= "Artikel_PfadDateiName= "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(7,2).value = Artikel_PfadDateiName
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(8,1).value= "Dienste_PfadDateiName= "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(8,2).value = Dienste_PfadDateiName
'Save it
Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Save
'close it
Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Close
end sub 


The content is defined somewhere else 
Saving the file works fine and makes a file 


if I open this file again  it is a workbook with a worksheet and all the content , but without filename  filename is unbekannt1.xlsx

If I run the script I get the error: "BASIC runtime error. Object variable not set" for this line:

BasisVerzeichnis = ActiveWorkbook.Path & GetPathSeparator()

the extract was too short
the options where missing
... and you can run it only once  because NewWorkbook.SaveAs throws an error when it is already there, in the content I run this part only for the first time  otherwise always open the existing one.

But I made this extract only to show how I created the file which makes the problem at opening : 

Option VBASupport 1
Option Compatible
Option explicit


Global AblageVerzeichnis As string
Global BasisVerzeichnis As String 'endet auf "/"
Global AuftragsVerzeichnis As String 'endet auf "/"
Global RechnungsVerzeichnis As String 'endet auf "/"
Global Ergebnis As Variant
Global TestErgebnis As Variant
Global BetriebsSystemName As String
Global SystemName As String

Global Settings_DateiName As String 
Global existiert As Boolean

Sub Settings_sichern()
Dim NewWorkbook

BasisVerzeichnis = ActiveWorkbook.Path & GetPathSeparator() 
Settings_DateiName = "Settings1.xlsx"

'make new workbook
NewWorkbook= Application.Workbooks.Add 
'give it a name
NewWorkbook.SaveAs filename:= BasisVerzeichnis  & Settings_DateiName , CreateBackup:=True'give it a name


	'put data in 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Name="Settings-Daten"
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(1,1).value = "AblageVerzeichnis = "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(1,2).value = AblageVerzeichnis 
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(2,1).value = "AuftragsVerzeichnis = "
	Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Worksheets(1).Cells(2,2).value = AuftragsVerzeichnis 

Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Save
'close it
Workbooks(Settings_DateiName).Close
end sub

It sounds like some problem with Ubuntu's file manager. Maybe try resetting your user profile: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile

At the moment the problem is history.
... but strange behavior while opening files continues and deleting my profile doesn't help

first example: I mark 10 files .ods type in file manager and press open with openoffice calcualtion program 

...the first or sometimes up to four of them open correctly with their own name
the rest is opened as  named unnamed1 ...  etc.


second example: I mark 10 files .xlsx type in file manager and press open with openoffice calcualtion program 

... they are opened slowly but at the moment completely correct.

Hope this will last , but may someone check his with .ods files 

Think you have some strange timeout problems....

You could also ask about it in Ubuntu's tracker: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/

(In reply to Harald Langheinrich from comment #9)
> At the moment the problem is history.

> first example: I mark 10 files .ods type in file manager and press open with
> openoffice calcualtion program 
> 
> ...the first or sometimes up to four of them open correctly with their own
> name the rest is opened as  named unnamed1 ...  etc.

Maybe you should report to openoffice? This is LibreOffice. 
I couldn't reproduce. 

I don't see that this bug should remain open.