When using Base and copying and pasting data into a table the initial pasting works fine. I works fine. Step 1: Select Table in Base and Right click and Paste. Items selected Append data and Use first line as column names. Then select Next. Step 2: Uncheck the First Column which is ID, the auto primary key. Then select Create. Everything is copied to the Base Table. Problem listed below when trying to append data to existing Table. Step 1: Copy data from Calc without the header. Step 2: Select Table in Base and Right click and Paste. Items select Append data and uncheck, Use first line as column names. Then select Next This where the error occurs. Step 3:When viewing the Assign Columns under Source table the ID column is not listed although it is the destination table. Step 4: Click Create. Step 5: The following error occurs: Warning: Wrong data type: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "MC313401" Continue anyway: Note: In the error above the string above the text "MC313401" is the data that I have for the second column. In the design I have the primary key as ID with an Integer Field Type and AutoValue set to Yes. Thank you.
Could you please add an attachement with a Base-file and a Calc-file (could be in a zip-package)? Only a few dummy-data for reproducing the error here ...
Following Robert's comment, let's put this one to NEEDINFO.
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After creating a table with budget data I was unable to paste append data from excel. TmpKey Date Amount TNo Skip Class Description Balance 1 15-Oct-15 29.04 INTER-BANK CREDIT 870 103.2 2 08-Oct-15 53.5 Credit 011 674.16
How do you get data into the tables without typing it in manually?
(In reply to flywire0 from comment #5) > How do you get data into the tables without typing it in manually? 1) Copy data from Calc to clipboard. 2) Right mouseclick on table of Base → Paste Follow the wizard ... Works as expected. No problem here to append data for the first time together with tableheaders. No problem here to append data second time without tableheaders. Tested with LO 4.4.6.2, OpenSUSE 13.2 64bit rpm Linux Will attach an example. If no reaction from the bugsubmitter I will close this bug as WORKSFORME.
Created attachment 119939 [details] Example database and Calc-table for testin appending data. Works as expected.
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