It is no possible to change an existing a style format using the F11-Dialog. You can add another one or delete one, but not edit.
Hi @giuvi, thanks for reporting. I can't reproduce with: Win7x64 Version: 4.1.6.2 Build ID: 40ff705089295be5be0aae9b15123f687c05b0a Please try if resetting user profile solves the issue: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile
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Meanwhile I'm using the 4.1.6.2 version I tested again with the current version after deleting the user setting files,and because of different Libreoffice-brandings available under OpenSuse 13.1, I made the test on all those brandings: libreoffice-branding-openSUSE (general openSUSE branding 27.09.2013 4.0.2.1.2), libreoffice-branding-basedonopensuse (openSUSE 13.1 branding 17.02.2014) and libreoffice-branding-upstream (LibreOffice original branding 19.12.2014). And JES, the bug is reproducible. BUT maybe I found the cause of it. I noticed, it is no possible to change an existing a style format using the F11-Dialog ONLY WHEN you work with spreadsheets, which are saved using OpenOffice. Using new files or spreadsheets saved under Libreoffice, the bug does not exist. The Problem is then the compatiblity of open documents between Libreoffice and OpenOffice, or in other words the rising divergence between theese softwares
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I'am agrre with the current Status (INVALID). I have just tested again under the environments and settings as described in my last comment (Comment 3) and the bug was not reproduceable. Sorry, I don't know any more, why the bug was originally generated on my PC. Maybe it did depend on an old LO-Version in conmbination with using of OpenOffice Calc.