Hi.

On 2011-08-10 12:18, Simon Cropper wrote:
> Question -- Check if the file is opened as "read only"
>
>    No it is not and permissions are all OK.
>
> Question -- If it is like that you have to save the file with new name
> for changing it.
>
>    The problem occurs on original, copies of original and when
>    I try and save as different name.
>
>
> On 10/08/11 10:03, jorge wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>>     Check if the file is opened as "read only"
>>
>>     If it is like that you have to save the file with new name for
>> changing
>> it.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Jorge Rodríguez
>>
>> __________
>>
>> El mié, 10-08-2011 a las 09:46 +1000, Simon Cropper escribió:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have an old spreadsheet in ODS format. The file was originally an XLS
>>> file then converted to ODS format several years ago *and* has been used
>>> weekly over that period without any problems.
>>>
>>> When I try an delete a sheet from the file I get an error "Error saving
>>> the document FILE: Write Error. The file could not be written."
>>>
>>> If, prior to attempting the sheet removal, I change the contents of a
>>> cell the file is saved without any problems.
>>>
>>> When the error occurs the saving progress bar appears, moves to ~20%
>>> completion stops for several seconds, then progresses to ~80%
>>> completion
>>> at normal saving speed, stops again for several seconds then crashes.
>>> This is in contrast to a normal save where the progress bar moves at a
>>> constant rate for the entire saving process.
>>>
>>> If I attempt to insert a sheet I get the same problem.
>>>
>>> *I should point out* here that the sheet being deleted and inserted are
>>> mid-file, that is I have 18 tabs and I am trying to delete sheet 7.
>>> When
>>> I insert a sheet I am inserting after sheet 7 or 8 (does not really
>>> matter).
>>>
>>> What I have noticed is if I use the 'add sheet' tab -- that is the last
>>> tab with the green '+' sign instead of the name to add a sheet; a sheet
>>> can be added and the document saved. This same sheet can be deleted,
>>> although the progress bar behaves as if the error is going to happen,
>>> that is it pauses at 20% and 80% completion; except this time it
>>> finishes without the error dialog appearing.
>>>
>>> My tests indicate that the last sheet of the original untouched file
>>> can
>>> be deleted. Like above the progress bar behaves an unusual way but does
>>> complete without the error dialog appearing.
>>>
>>> I can not reproduce the error on a new clean file.
>>>
>>> If I work back through the historical copies of the file, I can only
>>> reproduce the error in this years version. It is as if the file has
>>> become partially corrupted. The question is how and can it be easily
>>> fixed.
>>>
>>> Before I spend the time recreating the file from scratch or modifying
>>> one of the old backups...
>>>
>>> *Has anyone encountered or heard of a similar problem?*
>>>
>>> *Anyone got some ideas?*
>>>
>>> *Is it worth upgrading LibreOffice?*
>>>
>>> I am running LibreOffice 3.4.1 OOO340m1 (Build:103) on Ubuntu 10.04
>>> LTS.
>>> The java version used is Sun Microsystems Inc. 1.6.0_26, although I
>>> have
>>> also checked and verified the problem occurs on 1.6.0_20 (which just
>>> happened to be on the system).
>>>
>>> LibreOffice was manually installed from downloaded DEB files *not*
>>> installed from the LibreOffice PPA repository or the Ubuntu Software
>>> Centre.
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Cheers Simon
>>>
>>>      Simon Cropper
>>>      Principal Consultant
>>>      Botanicus Australia Pty Ltd
>>>      PO Box 160, Sunshine, VIC
>>>      W: www.botanicusaustralia.com.au
>>>
>>
And do you get the same problem if you save as a new name without
deleting the sheet (so it saves OK) and exit running instances of LO and
then re-open it.
Are there references to/from the sheet you deleted from other sheets
that could be broken and causing problems.
steve

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