Created attachment 123400 [details] Testfile I have a document that contains several tables within other tables. One of these nested tables shows strange behavior when the table is greater than 4 pages. If the table is larger than 4 pages, only the first page of the table will be displayed. In the attached example, the table is nested from page 10 until page 13. Now, when you add a record to this table, save it and reopen the document, you will notice that only page 10 remains visible. In content.xml all the data remains available. I don't know if this bug is version based. I can only tell that I am using Libreoffice since version 4.2 and the problem remains in all later versions.
Created attachment 123402 [details] testfile wrong In this file one record is added to the table on page 10, 11, 12 and 13.
I can confirm with 5.2Master, and Version 4.0.0.3 - not sure about regression, in version 4.0 after resave is file 12 pages long..
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