https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147050
--- Comment #3 from SheetJS <[email protected]> --- A "Sheet" in Numbers can contain multiple objects, including "Tables" and charts and text boxes. LibreOffice projects each supported object into its own "worksheet". If a table has a title, the generated worksheet uses the title as the worksheet name. That decision loosely "makes sense" given that LO has no direct equivalent of a Numbers Sheet. In the "Interactive Chart" Sheet in Numbers, there is a text box, a table and a chart. LibreOffice put the text box in the "Interactive Chart" worksheet. Since the table has a title "Monthly Sales by Region", LibreOffice actually generated a worksheet called "Monthly Sales by Region" and put the table there. The phrase `Table "Monthly Sales by Region" (original table in worksheet "Interactive Chart")` should be parsed as 'LibreOffice generated a table "Monthly Sales by Region". This table corresponds to the "Interactive Chart" Numbers sheet.' -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
