Sorry if the comment above sounded offensive. It was just a gut feeling,
evidently wrong, on the base that the problem seemed to arise from a
strange behavior on copy, as if the was a reference connection between
the two conditional formatting ranges instead of a separate copy. It was
not meant to sound accusing, I was just trying to help --- again, sorry.

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.

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  conditional formatting from ODS files of versions <3.6 badly broken

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