Hi :)
I think the file needs a data-source.
For XlsX and Ods you should be able to rename the file-ending to zip and
then open with an archive-manager. However the XlsX file would not open
that way and grumbled about a loading error. When i used LO to "Save As
..." i ended up losing the drop-dow
On 2014-06-30 12:40, Xbot wrote:
Hi,
I have a compatibility issue opening an .xlsx file with calc (LO
4.2.5.2): instead of different choices in a pull-down menu, I only get
Err:509 when for example I click on the arrow .
For example if I click in the first column (B2), there is a little arrow
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Le 30/06/2014 20:50, Jean-Francois Nifenecker a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Le 30/06/2014 18:40, Xbot a écrit :
>> I have a compatibility issue opening an .xlsx file with calc (LO
>> 4.2.5.2): instead of different choices in a pull-down menu, I only get
>> Err:509 when for example I click on the arrow .
>>
Hi,
Le 30/06/2014 18:40, Xbot a écrit :
>
> I have a compatibility issue opening an .xlsx file with calc (LO
> 4.2.5.2): instead of different choices in a pull-down menu, I only get
> Err:509 when for example I click on the arrow .
>
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Hi :)
Don't worry. The xlsX file probably gives users of other versions of MS
Office (such as 2010, 2007, let alone 2003 and others that can't use it)
similar problems because each version of MS Office that can use xlsX has a
slightly different "transitional" version. In this particular case thou
Hi,
I have a compatibility issue opening an .xlsx file with calc (LO
4.2.5.2): instead of different choices in a pull-down menu, I only get
Err:509 when for example I click on the arrow .
For example if I click in the first column (B2), there is a little arrow
on the right. It's supposed to open
