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Table:table-rows and table-columns
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Steps
Test to see if implementations can handle <table:table-rows> and <table:table-columns> and/or <table:table-header-rows> and <table:table-header-columns> wrapper elements
The files are also a good test for checking the correct mapping of fo:font-weight=“400” to normal (not bold)
Part 1:
- Open the files listed below and check if the values are still present / visible
- Check if the values are displayed using normal font weight (not bold)
Files
Please follow the file name convention outlined in the faq. Note that the PDF files can be included as a previewing aid, but uploading the ODF files is much more important.
Original
Reopened /modified
| ODF File | PDF preview |
|---|---|
Tracker
A list of known issues. Implementations not listed here may or may not work as expected. Results may vary depending on user settings and computer environment. Use at your own risk.
| Nr | Status | Write | Read | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | OK | Gnumeric dev | LibreOffice 3.4.1 | OK |
| 002 | Open | Gnumeric dev | MS-Office 2010 (Win7) | * Error message while opening all files * Values not shown (empty spreadsheet) in “table:table-rows and table:table-columns” file * Values shown in bold (instead of normal) font weight in no-wrapper file |
| 003 | Open | Gnumeric dev | Gnumeric 1.10.16 | File with header-rows: gnumeric does not display values B1 and C1 |
Analysis
About bold values: according to the implementation notes, MS-Excel 2007 (and 2010 ?) maps fo:font-weight=“400” to bold, see the MS-Office ODF implementation notes
This seems to be incorrect: per spec, it should map to normal
ODT Export
