GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 610175
incorrect handling of error literals in ODF export/import
Last modified: 2010-02-18 19:19:33 UTC
A1: #N/A A2: '#N/A B1: =iserror(A1) B2: =iserror(A2) B1 will show TRUE and B2 will show FALSE save as ODF file. reopen recalculate now both B1 and B2 show as FALSE since A1 has become a string. This is aprtially due to the requirement that error literals in ODF are stored as value-type=string. OOo does not know error literals so it is not an issue Excel converts error literals into a formula =#N/A In ODF1.2 with OpenFormula we might be seeing a new value-type=error but that is not available in ODF 1.1.
Created attachment 153944 [details] [review] fix for this problem Morten, this seems like a save patch. May I commit?
Heh. It is indeed a "save" patch, but I suspect you meant "safe". Go ahead, but perhaps add a comment and a reference to this bug. This is a weird thing to have to do.
This problem has been fixed in the development version. The fix will be available in the next major software release. Thank you for your bug report.