the same in id 32826? - not checked, but sounds equal… Dialog in "Export-as-PDF" switched to "Selection": Bug: All sheets will be exported! In "normal View" it will be exported with "Export as PDF - Selection" as expected - 1 Page. btw: The German Text (and others?) for "Selection" should be: "Selection, as you ev. adjusted (like you can see in print-preview)" German: "Auswahl, wie ev. in der Seiten-Umbruchvorschau festgelegt. (s. dort)" Manfred
Hi Manfred, I think tdf#90436 is closer then 32826. Cheers Cor
I cannot reproduce or Mac OS specific.
Not reproduced. Win 7 Pro 64-bit Version: 5.1.0.0.alpha1+ Build ID: b9630867d17c01ec41f6461b1e96288f3932248c TinderBox: Win-x86@39, Branch:master, Time: 2015-05-25_00:45:41 Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI)
@Manfred: just so we are clear on the steps : - I am assuming a multipage Calc document ? - are multiple pages being selected from within the Print Preview ? - what kind of selection - continuous page selection or discontinuous page selection Please provide these details, otherwise I'll waste time trying to figure out the various possibilities Setting to NEEDINFO pending requested information.
Sorry, I don't get it. Can someone provide detailed steps as to what exactly I should be doing ? When I open a multi-sheet Calc document, e.g. the one Cor pointed to in bug 90436, and then File > Preview, it displays the currently selected sheet. I can't even see any other sheets in the Preview. I assume that this is normal behaviour ? So, if I then move to File > Export to PDF : (a) leave defaults : all pages get converted to PDF; (b) click on Selection : all pages get converted to PDF (is this what the bug report is about ?) (c) choose Page, and enter a page number, e.g. 2 : only page 2 gets exported to PDF. If the buggy behaviour is that described in (b), then I can confirm.
Seems like the fix that Kohei produced for bug 32826 doesn't apply to PDF export, so the problem could be similar to that of bug 32826 in that the marked tab is not passed from (or not available to) ScPreviewShell to the PDF export handling code ?
I am confirming for OSX 10.10.3 Version: 4.4.3.2 Build ID: 88805f81e9fe61362df02b9941de8e38a9b5fd16 Locale : fr_
Created attachment 116132 [details] Export-Dialog
My OS is Mac OSX Yosemite (10.10.3) I think, I put the command "export as pdf" to the toolbar. It needs a very tall file to produce this bug. A second file in a 3-table spreadsheet (every sheet has only 2 or 3 pages) was exported correct. The big one has 13 sheets with more than 20 pages per sheet. If I want to export as pdf within the normal view, the exported pdf is one page, as I wanna have. If I switch to printpreview (Shift + cmd + O), click on the Symbol in the print-preview-window toolbar (the same happens, if I take the menu-command) the dialog appears: "Export as pdf", I select "Selection" and the pdf export needs 1 Minute and the pdf-file has 653 pages… Maybe because the Printarea is much bigger than one Page and is configured "as only one page" and landscape mode? But it works in normal view...
(In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #4) > @Manfred: just so we are clear on the steps : > > - I am assuming a multipage Calc document ? Yes > > - are multiple pages being selected from within the Print Preview ? No > > - what kind of selection - continuous page selection or discontinuous page > selection see attachment printstyle > > Please provide these details, otherwise I'll waste time trying to figure out > the various possibilities > > Setting to NEEDINFO pending requested information.
Created attachment 116133 [details] Printstyle
The same behavior in 5.0.3.2 --- as every year James… ?????? Is anybody supporting bugs, discovered in Versions for Mac OSX above 10.6 ??????? (LO 4.3 and so on)… Does anybody in the Quantity of developers has such a machine? I think not… ! There are bugs, you, yes you! will act if you recognize them. Bugs like I reported. This app is nearly unusual for me if there is no support and the main bugs I reported are out there a few month later, like no one is interested to help with better code. See my other reported bugs. All that happened is something like: This is duplicate from that, this is not duplicate from that, this is … shit big shit!
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(In reply to Manfred from comment #9) > My OS is Mac OSX Yosemite (10.10.3) > > I think, I put the command "export as pdf" to the toolbar. > > It needs a very tall file to produce this bug. > A second file in a 3-table spreadsheet (every sheet has only 2 or 3 pages) > was exported correct. > > The big one has 13 sheets with more than 20 pages per sheet. > If I want to export as pdf within the normal view, the exported pdf is one > page, as I wanna have. What size has the file? > If I switch to printpreview (Shift + cmd + O), click on the Symbol in the > print-preview-window toolbar (the same happens, if I take the menu-command) > the dialog appears: "Export as pdf", I select "Selection" and the pdf export > needs 1 Minute and the pdf-file has 653 pages… > > Maybe because the Printarea is much bigger than one Page and is configured > "as only one page" and landscape mode? > But it works in normal view... Sounds as if you hit the limitations of memory and CPU here. In any case it is - as you write - a problem with only huge spreadsheets?
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Hello, I can confirm the misbehaviour reported by Alex in comment #5 When exporting with indication of page 1, the exported page is not from the current sheet, but from the first sheet of the document. To have the first page of the current sheet, I have to estimate the number of page from the previous sheets. Furthermore, the page number and the total page, when displayed in the footer page, is calculated according to the whole sheets of the whole document. This is not the case when the sheet is printed in a file with the option "Selected sheets". Version: 5.3.7.2.0+ Build ID: 5.3.7.2-3.mga
Repro, but not in 3.6.7. I will try bibisecting later. Arch Linux 64-bit Version: 6.2.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 88e26267844ac96f39d341ef05bd1536f210af74 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 4.18; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3_kde5; Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI.UTF-8); Calc: threaded Built on 25 September 2018 Arch Linux 64-bit Version 3.6.7.2 (Build ID: e183d5b)
False alert. I don't know why I got the result. Seen already in 3.3.0
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*** Bug 166816 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I like the description from the duplicate bug (thanks to Henrik), is much simpler. Description: If I export a PDF from the print preview and select the option to export only the current sheet, the PDF file will contain all sheets in the document. However, if the print preview is not open, the PDF export will work as expected. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a document with more than one sheets in calc. 2. Go to File -> print preview 3. Go to File -> export as PDF 4. check the checkbox "selection/selected sheets" 5. Save the PDF file Actual Results: the PDF file contains all the sheets Expected Results: the PDF file contains only one sheet