Created attachment 104658 [details] Spreadsheet showing the prefixing of the style name Hello, When saving a spreadsheet to xlsx and then reopening it, the name of custom styles are prefixed with "Excel Built-in". Steps to reproduce: 1) Create a new Spreadsheet 2) Create a new style (e.g. via "New Style from Selection), name it "MyStyle" 3) Save the document as xlxx 4) Close the Document 5) Open the document again => Now the Style appears in the list of styles as "Excel Built-in MyStyle", whereas before save/load it was named "MyStyle" Attached you find a sample spreadsheet.
CONFIRMED on LO 4.3.1.1 + Ubuntu 12.04 (In reply to comment #0) > 1) Create a new Spreadsheet > 2) Create a new style (e.g. via "New Style from Selection), name it "MyStyle" > 3) Save the document as xlxx Saved as XSLX. > 4) Close the Document > 5) Open the document again > => Now the Style appears in the list of styles as "Excel Built-in MyStyle", > whereas before save/load it was named "MyStyle" Confirmed. Even if the format is XLSX, I don't think we'd need to rename the style to match the name 'Excel': The OOXML format should be vendor neutral (I think...) Thanks for reporting this bug!
In master: The first custom style is saved as 'customized Explanatory Text'; All other custom styles are silently lost (but present in styles.xml)
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Still bugging: Excel Built-in Explanatory Text is what I get for the name. Win 7 Pro 64-bit Version: 5.1.0.0.alpha1+ Build ID: b216cc1b8096eb60c27f67e8c27b7cd756c75e38 TinderBox: Win-x86@62-merge-TDF, Branch:MASTER, Time: 2015-11-12_00:06:20 Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI)
Could you please check if this bug is reproducible with MS Excel? 1) Create a new Spreadsheet in MS Excel 2) Create a new style 3) Save the document as xlxx 4) Close the Document 5) Open the document with Calc 6) Save the document as xlxx with Calc
(In reply to Bartosz Kosiorek from comment #5) > Could you please check if this bug is reproducible with MS Excel? > 1) Create a new Spreadsheet in MS Excel > 2) Create a new style > 3) Save the document as xlxx > 4) Close the Document > 5) Open the document with Calc > 6) Save the document as xlxx with Calc I created a cell style in Excel 2013, but apparently LibO does not support them (I was unable to find it in LibO). Can you give a more detailed explanation of step 2?
My intention was to compare original .xlsx file (created with MS ExceL), with the same .xlsx file exported by LibreOffice. If Libreoffice is not supporting cell style created by Excel 2013, then please create new bug with description, ans sample file.
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The naming has changed and there is a new report for it, so closing this as dupe. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 123428 ***