Hi,
there is a problem with data validation. We have a spreadsheet created in Excel. In the data validation, I put somethink like this:
=IF(A3=7;true;false)
(Just an example, we use more complex formulas). In Excel, I can then write number 7 into A3.
When I open this spreadsheet in Calc, Data validation seems to allow everythink. But, it is not possible to enter any value: not the number 7, nor anythink else.
I suggest to implement user-validation using a formula, OR to let the user to write any value. Current behaviour, when the user can not write anything into this cell, is not correct.
Kind regards,
Karel Rys
Data validation - bug
Re: Data validation - bug
I don't think Data > Validity works the way you want (or the way it works in Excel). E.g. see this thread: Validity: how to require unique values? (Excel compatibility).
AOO4/LO5 • Linux • Fedora 23
Re: Data validation - bug
Validation by macro could solve this. That approach would be far from trivial nor compatible to Excel.
Conditional formatting can indicate wrong input by highlighting the cell after invalid input.
Conditional formatting can indicate wrong input by highlighting the cell after invalid input.
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Ubuntu 18.04 with LibreOffice 6.0, latest OpenOffice and LibreOffice
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