Hey. That seems to be a regression (though no idea since when). When I do Format/Conditional/Manage and there Edit… and existing formatting, leave that again and - without leaving the "Manage Conditional Formatting" dialogue click on Edit… again, I get a spurious dialogue: "The selected cell already contains conditional formatting. You can either edit the existing conditional format or you define a new overlapping conditional format. Do you want to edit the existing conditional format? " First... I already clicked "Edit…" what else then edit should I want to do? Second, if I click yes now, it simply falls back to the "Manage Conditional Formatting" dialogue. If I then click Edit… again, it works again (once). Cheers, Chris.
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Reproducer: 1. create a new spreadsheet 2. Format / Conditional / Manage 3. Add is equal to: 0 Range: A1:D100 OK 4. Add is equal to: "foo" Range: B1:B100 OK => another bug,.. here *both* dialogues simply go away, when going back to Format / Conditional / Manage ... only the rule from (4) is there. A similar issue happens when 5. re-do (3) now there should be two rules OK 6. go back to Format / Conditional / Manage 7. Edit... twice, and with the 2nd time you should see that "error message" from my original report. 8. Another bug: if, the "error message" from (7) is <Esc>aped, an empty fresh rule dialogue shows up. If <Esc>ing that, too, the main "Manage Conditional Formatting" dialogue is no longer there.
Thanks for reporting this issue. This issue is fixed by 35c2320dcc2e0a492d5d85133081ed040578483d and it should be fixed in LibreOffice 25.2.2 Closing as duplicated of bug 160252 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 160252 ***
@Xisco Thanks. Does the other fix also cover the additional stuff I've described in comment 4? :-)
(In reply to Christoph Anton Mitterer from comment #6) > @Xisco > > Thanks. > > Does the other fix also cover the additional stuff I've described in comment > 4? :-) yes. you can test it yourself with a daily build from https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/master/current.html