I have a spreadsheet originally from Excel. In Excel I can create a push button and connect it to a macro that runs when the button is pressed. Save, close re=open - all good.
If I open that spreadsheet in LibreCalc, the push button has gone.
If I create it in Librecalc, it is all good and runs fine. BUT if I save it and close calc and then re-open the file with calc, the push button has again disappeared.
Which OS and LibreOffice-Version do you use? Which file format do you save?
OS = WIN10 LibreCalc=Version: 6.2.5.2 (x64). Tried idea of using a picture instead of form button. Inserted jpg and assigned macro, worked. Saved file re-opened jpg still there but disconnected from macro. Tried repeatedly, didn’t work. HELP.
@Fossie01, I’ve had many problems with buttons, currently I’m just using: photo / drawing / geometric figures, right click on the picture to select and Assign Macro …
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I have a similar problem with form controls in a Calc spreadsheet that don’t work once saved to a xls or xlsx format.
I have created a Calc spreadsheet with simple form push buttons that I have loaded with a URL. The intention is that the user would simply click on the push button to go to the specified Web site. When I save the spreadsheet in XLS format, close the document, and then re-open it, the buttons have all lost their properties (all of the properties have reverted to default values). If I save the original spreadsheet in XLSX format, close the original, and then re-open it, the buttons have been eliminated entirely. If I save the original spreadsheet in ODS format, close the original, and then re-open it, the buttons all appear to behave as intended. Is ODS the only intended format for push buttons?
I am using the latest version of LO (6.3 on Windows 10).