https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171614
--- Comment #7 from Vladislav Tarakanov <[email protected]> --- Sorry for repeating the text in the comment, the correct version is: I agree that the formula can be converted to a new format using MS Word, but I don't think we should mark this as RESOLVED / NOTABUG, etc. for the following reasons: 1 - MS Office correctly opens this formula, although it prompts you to convert it to a new format to support editing. 2 - The document is listed as created in version 16 of MS Office. This isn't a very old version of the editor, not as old as, for example, MS Office 2007, with which compatibility can be neglected. 3 - Converting formulas can be easily done using MS Office, but only if the user has an OS compatible with MS Office (or the ability to configure Wine / Proton, etc. on Linux, which may be problematic for the average user) and a licensed version of the new MS Office capable of performing such a conversion. This could become a problem during document management, and the user might simply want to abandon LibreOffice in favor of MS Office, which handles formulas correctly after forwarding the document to other users. P.S.: The formula compatibility issue was previously raised in this report: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158023. In the current issue, as I see it, a different formula handler is used at the code level. I believe the formula embedding handler should also be improved to make working between MSO and LO more convenient. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
