Created attachment 76743 [details] LibreOffice Calc template that demonstrates the behaviour Problem description: When adding a new table sheet to the attached LibreOffice Calc template (even after saving it as a regular Calc document) LibreOffice won't print the document any more. Neither the print preview nor the File->Print dialog will show any pages to print, even if I attempt to print all table sheets Steps to reproduce: 1. Open the attached template document 2. Click the print preview button (to see that printing works before modifying the document) 3. (optional) Save the document as a regular Calc document 4. Add a new table sheet to the document (doesn't matter whether you create it via the menu bar on top or the "+"-button at the bottom of the document. 5. Click print preview or File->Print Current behavior: After adding a table sheet, LibreOffice won't show any pages to print at all (even after navigating to or selecting multiple other table sheets). Expected behavior: The document should be printable like before adding the table sheet. Operating System: Windows XP Version: 4.0.1.2 release
Thanks for reporting I can reproduce this behavior using Linux Mint 14 x64 with LibreOffice 4.0.2.2 and LibreOffice Version: 4.1.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 7b515a57eb6a644860715018656ac0b843b62ba. Therefore I mark this as NEW. I mark this bug as Major Medium. Critical: unable to print a document. This is a core function. Medium: as far I/we can see only reproducible with this document. If more users can reproduce this behavior with other documents too, we can raise this. Kind regards, Joren
Reproducible with LO 4.4.1.2, Win 8.1
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Checked the 10th of June 2016, with LO, version 5.1.2.2, Windows 10 (and a nice weather outside :-) ) Bug could be found. Interesting: if you reverse (cancel sheet adding), the bug disappears. If you re-insert a sheet: appears again. Etc... Voila
Created attachment 143020 [details] print area new define needed with new table solved for me with LOO 6.0.5.1-64 and win10-64 with new table the print area is undefined so define print area in new table. default is none printing of empty tables. so new table is only printed with some data and defined print area. all other tables with data needs new define of print area.
Created attachment 143021 [details] new ots with table and new defined print area LOO 6.0.5.1 win 10-64
loss of defined print area after new table. workaround: new define of print area in all needed tables
This is an old bug, but it's not correct. Document IS printable, only empty sheet is not. Not a bug.