Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a new spreadsheet using Calc 2. Insert something in the first cell 3. Turn Track changes on (in windows using File->Properties: Record changes) (in ubuntu using Edit->Changes->Record) 4. Insert something in the second cell (notice the text having a red border, showing that it has been added lately) 5. Save as XLSX (when manually checking the archive XLSX, it does contain the tracked changes attributes, revisions directory in /xl/, so tracked changes setting is saved in the document ) 6. Close calc 7. Open the saved XLSX Expected behaviour: revision history appears (the second cell appears with another color, as it has revision history associated), the document editing starts with track changes on, as the document was saved with track changes turned on What happens instead: The track changes option is turned off, when saving, the whole revision history is lost, and not saved in the resulting XLSX, thus causing data loss.
Hi, Thanks for reporting! I can reproduce this behavior using Linux Mint 14 x64 with LibreOffice Versie 4.0.2.2 .2.2 (Bouw-id: 4c82dcdd6efcd48b1d8bba66bfe1989deee49c3); Dutch UI. Therefore I mark this as NEW. I left the bug priority as default (normal medium). Normal: it does prevent you to make high quality work (share documents etc) Medium: default priority. Kind regards, Joren
For me not reproducible with LO 4.4.1.2, Win 8.1 Can anybody still reproduce this issue or was this already resolved in the meantime?
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Created attachment 147297 [details] Screenshot of a test file in Excel and Calc Seems to mostly work fine, although I had to explicitly enable the display of tracked changes in Excel.
Created attachment 147298 [details] Example file from LO 6.1