On 07/24/2007 12:41 PM, Anthony Chilco wrote: > > NoOp wrote: >> On 07/24/2007 08:57 AM, Anthony Chilco wrote: >>> Hi Roger, I'd beg to differ. The warning states that formatting and >>> content may be lost. CSV format by nature is 'flat', that is, it >>> cannot contain more than one sheet of data. Perhaps the warning needs >>> to be more specific. In Excel, saving a CSV, whether save or save >>> as, brings up a warning that specifically states that only the >>> current sheet will be saved. tc >> >> Calc provides a warning after the sheet was saved: >> >> "Warning saving the document Untitled: Only the active sheet was saved. > > You don't get this message if the original file was a CSV.
Ah. I see. I forgot to reload & then save as to test. Thanks. > >> >> The existing spreadsheet is still available to be saved as an .ods. >> >> As you say; there is nothing wrong with Calc w/regards to CSV, it works >> as it is supposed to & as documented. >> > > I find the more detailed warning in Excel annoying, because I know that > I'm only saving the current sheet. For inexperienced users, it may be a > necessary addition. This is one of those 'We should be at least as good > as MSO' issues. Agree. Perhaps an RFE is in order? I've checked and can't find any previous RFE listed in /issues. Gary --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
