Hi Brian (and Roger),
I had to check this out because trashing any file without a warning, no
matter how inept the user is, would be a software problem. I loaded a
CSV file, added a second sheet, entered a few formulae in the new sheet
and clicked 'save'. I got a dialogue waning me that the document may
contain formatting or content that would be lost if saved in CSV format.
I was given the choice to save in CSV or open document format that would
save everything. There is a check box that would prevent this warning
from appearing, so it is possible that Roger, or another user, checked
this box. In either case, dialogue not appearing or warning ignored, I
would have to call this problem one of user error, not a program failure.
tc
Brian Barker wrote:
At 05:40 23/07/2007 -0400, Roger Wray wrote:
Your Calc program is a failure. I spend hours working on a .csv files
<snip>
If you create a new spreadsheet with more than one sheet and try to save
it as a .csv file, Calc will warn you that you are saving only the
active sheet. (I don't think this warning can be suppressed.) But it
is true that if you open an existing .csv file in Calc and then add
another sheet to it, Calc evidently assumes that you are already aware
of the issue and does not warn you when you save the enlarged spreadsheet.
<snip>
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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