https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56462
--- Comment #7 from Markus Mohrhard <[email protected]> --- > I have explained very badly my problem, too. My problem is that yes, I have > a conditional format on D8:F16 (not sure about indexes, but the idea is ok), > making the number red if they are less than 5. Now I select just the last > column of that format, and modify the limit (5) to be 2.5. Quite surprising, > all the conditional format will change, and not just the selected column. I > do not remember a behavior like that in previous versions of LO (or OO.org > for that matter); but maybe, again, I am wrong. Simply it doesn't seem the > inteuitively correct result... to me. That is one problem with range based conditional formats. IT will be much better in 3.7/master. In 3.6 you'll see th range always in the title of the dialog. It is not possible to update only a part of a range at the moment therefore if you select an area that contains already a conditional format it will just pick this one up. In 3.7 we will have overlapping conditional formats and you can change the range of a conditional format in the dialog. This should then solve all the problems you mentioned. It still means that you have adapt your workflow a bit and get used to using the Manage Conditional Formats window. But in the end it allows much more complex conditional formats and fixes a lot of problems that were around the handling of conditional formats. If you want to test it most of the changes are already available in the daily builds. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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