https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80768
--- Comment #29 from [email protected] --- Confirmed still on LibreOffice 5.0.3.2 on OSX 10.11.1 El Capitan, filetypes .ods, .xls and .xlsx. In my mind the main issue is that LibreOffice doesn't consolidate Conditional Formatting ranges. As a result the document will become slow after several edits. As another result some of the conditions will eventually fail, and formatting no longer takes place. It takes dozens of row movings for it to happen, so I can't track steps to reproduce, but it always happens eventually. Consolidating the ranges should fix this also. ______________________________________________ My attempt for simple and clear steps to reproduce the issue: 1. Type numbers 1-9 to cells A1-A9 respectively in a new Spreadsheet document. 2. Create a Conditional Formatting rule for range A1:A9, for example: Cell value less than 5 -> Apply style "Heading". 3. Move row 7 to replace row 3. 4. Delete the now empty row 7. Now check the Conditional Formatting Manager. There are now two conditions: First for only the cell A3, the second for ranges "A7:A8;A4:A6;A1:A2". Instead, there should only be one condition, for range "A1:A8". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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