Saving Open office files

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Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

Except Microsoft Office.

All versions can open .odt

Some might require a plug in to be installed, but Office 2007 SP2 can open it without such need.

-TangleFoot-

anewhope wrote: »

Some might require a plug in to be installed, but Office 2007 SP2 can open it without such need.

Specifically, this plugin. Quite typically it deals with OpenDocument stuff better than MS Office itself!

...going back to my test spreadsheets from all of the various ODF applications, how do these applications encode formulas with cell addresses:

• Symphony 1.3: =[.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• Microsoft/CleverAge 3.0: =[.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• KSpread 1.6.3: =[.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• Google Spreadsheets: =[.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• OpenOffice 3.01: =[.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• Sun Plugin 3.0: [.E12]+[.C13]-[.D13]
• Excel 2007 SP2: =E12+C13-D13

I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to determine which one of these seven is wrong and does not conform to the ODF 1.1 standard.