Package: openoffice.org
Version: 2.0.3-2
Severity: normal
I have some old spreadsheets where the Name 'DM' is used for a special
Cell. 'DM' is now (in my version of openoffice.org-calc) a valid row
designator so 'DM' is interpreted as a row name and my formulas don't
work as expected.
I have to rename the Cell to a valid Name (like DeutscheMark) and
replace all occurances of DM in my formulas with the new name.
I think it schould be possible to give the user a hint that some names
for cells are not longer valid and have to be replaced.
Maybe this could be done semiautomatic.
thx.
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