https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58414
--- Comment #2 from Markus Mohrhard <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #1) > Same (or similar) problem here... > > I just changed over to xubuntu and installed a new version (libreCalc > 3.6.2.2) > > I had the following experience: > > 1. All my conditional formating seemed to be gone. > > 2. As I added it back in, some of it reappeared. > > 3. Changes to one cells conditional formating have now started to affect > other cells. > > An example of 3: > > Currently I am stuck in a situation where I have two cells on the same sheet > with conditional formatting. One needs to reference the same sheet (Cell > value is)(not equal to)(K51) and the other needs to refference a different > sheet (Cell value is)(not equal to)(Master.T23) > > Unfortunetly, the two cells seem to have part of their conditional > formatting linked. When I change the second one to (Master.T23) the other > one changes from (K51) to (Master.T51). When I try to change it back to > (K51) the first cell changes back for (Master.T23) to (K23). > > I would guess at something wierd in the data structures. Interference like > this only happens on the same sheet of a multisheet spreadsheet document if > that helps narrow it down. Have a look at the range of your conditional formats in Formats->Conditional Formatting->Manage. We switched to range based conditional formats in 3.6 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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