• Type: Improvement
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Major
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      "When an implementation does not support a formula syntax, typically the values are shown when office:value is present, but formulas themselves are removed. A simple example is a SUM function that calculates the sum of 2 cells. When opening a spreadsheet, a user may not notice any difference because the values are still there. But when changing the values of these 2 cells, the value of the cell originally containing the SUM function will not be updated accordingly because the formula has been removed."

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      "When an implementation does not support a formula syntax, typically the values are shown when office:value is present, but formulas themselves are removed. A simple example is a SUM function that calculates the sum of 2 cells. When opening a spreadsheet, a user may not notice any difference because the values are still there. But when changing the values of these 2 cells, the value of the cell originally containing the SUM function will not be updated accordingly because the formula has been removed."
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            Assignee:
            Robert Weir (Inactive)
            Reporter:
            Bart Hanssens (Inactive)
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