https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87386
--- Comment #14 from [email protected] --- (In reply to Matthew Francis from comment #12) > To repeat, as a member of LibreOffice QA, I am closing this bug. Reopening > it will not change the outcome. When I write an application for other people's use, I want to know what's wrong with it, so I can fix it ASAP. That's how professionals work. On the assumption that the people working on LibreOffice take pride in their work, I reported the problems I found. I've done all I can by reporting the bugs, by telling anyone I know to stay away from LibreOffice Calc, and by not using it myself for work that must be correct. Other users who aren't as careful might not notice there's a problem, but if either of these bugs ever causes loss of life or financial loss, the law may force them to figure out why, and then LibreOffice developers will probably hear about it as well. If you want to close the bug, it's obviously your prerogative, however, pretending it's not a bug doesn't resolve it. It sounds to me like you believe users should use spreadsheets the way you think spreadsheets should be used. I doubt you can imagine some of the calculations spreadsheets are actually used for or why. As I explained about the MOD() bug: if a word processor or presentation graphic (eyewash) program has a bug, lives and money aren't at risk. Spreadsheets are different: the ceilings over your and you family's heads, and the bridges you drive over, may well have been designed using spreadsheets. Random wrong answers are worse than crashes; they're unacceptable. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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