https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51345
Mirosław Zalewski <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] Summary|FILEOPEN: HTML Excel file |FILEOPEN: x:num attribute |import data missing |is not handled while | |importing HTML files | |created by Excel 2003 --- Comment #4 from Mirosław Zalewski <[email protected]> --- In fact, Calc behaves correctly. This XLS file is really HTML. It contains one huge table and has empty <td> tags (table cells) where numbers ought to be. Some moron at Microsoft decided, that instead of exporting numbers to <td> content (so any HTML-compliant app could read them), they will write them in x:num attribute. Of course x:num is NOT correct HTML attribute and Calc - as every good-behaving user agent should - ignores them. You may try downloading file attached by Marek Ozana, renaming it to "REON-Tables.html" and opening in web browser. Table will be mostly empty, as in Calc. So, while Calc behavior is correct and expected, it can lead to interoperability problem. This particular file declares to be created by MS Office Excel 2003 (which is rather old), but: a) who knows how many "XLS" files like this are there on the wild b) who knows whether newer Excel versions are saner I am changing title of this bug, so it will show point of this bug more accurately. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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