Created attachment 104658 [details] Spreadsheet showing the prefixing of the style name Hello, When saving a spreadsheet to xlsx and then reopening it, the name of custom styles are prefixed with "Excel Built-in". Steps to reproduce: 1) Create a new Spreadsheet 2) Create a new style (e.g. via "New Style from Selection), name it "MyStyle" 3) Save the document as xlxx 4) Close the Document 5) Open the document again => Now the Style appears in the list of styles as "Excel Built-in MyStyle", whereas before save/load it was named "MyStyle" Attached you find a sample spreadsheet.
CONFIRMED on LO 4.3.1.1 + Ubuntu 12.04 (In reply to comment #0) > 1) Create a new Spreadsheet > 2) Create a new style (e.g. via "New Style from Selection), name it "MyStyle" > 3) Save the document as xlxx Saved as XSLX. > 4) Close the Document > 5) Open the document again > => Now the Style appears in the list of styles as "Excel Built-in MyStyle", > whereas before save/load it was named "MyStyle" Confirmed. Even if the format is XLSX, I don't think we'd need to rename the style to match the name 'Excel': The OOXML format should be vendor neutral (I think...) Thanks for reporting this bug!
In master: The first custom style is saved as 'customized Explanatory Text'; All other custom styles are silently lost (but present in styles.xml)
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