https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92256
--- Comment #20 from Katarina Behrens (CIB) <[email protected]> --- > how to represent and distinguish document specific FSFSR and default FSFSR > settings in the GUI? I first thought, we could reuse the existing "global > FSFSR" dialog and just make it document specific. Should we add another > option "formula syntax for string references in new documents"? (have no > better idea ATM) So I've tried hard to come up with some answer to this question, unfortunately I've preciously few creative ideas. I wouldn't place document-specific setting into Tools -> Options. That's the place for global options and if any document-specific options currently happen to be there, it's an UX bug that needs to be fixed :o) imo :o) I've looked into how other document-specific options are set in Calc/Impress/Writer and it's all in rather inconsistent state, the options are scattered around various menus and sub-menus, for example: Calc -> Data -> Calculate -> Autocalculate Calc -> View -> (most of the things there) Impress -> Slide -> Display background on Master etc. (and toggling some of those options doesn't even set document to modified, grrr ... but that's another bug) So to be consistent with this inconsistency, maybe add another submenu, String Reference Syntax (to Data -> Calculate, or wherever appropriate) with radiobuttons (analogous to View -> Zoom, for example) with 3 options (*) Calc A1 ( ) Excel A1 ( ) Excel R1C1 indicating what FSFSR of current document is. In the long run, it would be of course wonderful to have some config editor of document-specific settings -- much like File -> Properties ... -> Custom Properties ( that could be added as a new tab to File -> Properties ... dialog, or to some other relevant place) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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