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Hi Frank,

Frank Steiner schrieb:
Hi,

we are currently running libreoffice-3.3.1.2 in SuSE Linux Enterprise
Desktop 11. I'm not sure when it started exactly, but I think sometimes
between OpenOffice 3.0 and 3.2, we discovered the following change: Before
when marking some cells in a calc spreadsheet with the left mouse key and
inserting it with the middle mouse key at some different place in the
spreadsheet just inserted the content of the cells.
After OpenOffice 3.2 and now in libreoffice 3.3 not the data is inserted,
but a spreadsheet object, i.e. another small spreadsheed inside the main
spreadsheet.

Are you running LibreOffice and OpenOffice parallel and try to copy from a spreadsheet in OpenOffice to a spreadsheet in LibreOffe?

That would be a known error and you can avoid it, if you open both documents in the same application.

Or do you copy between sheets of the same document? That would be a new error. But I cannot produce such error on WinXP.

Kind regards
Regina

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