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Coming up in #LibreOffice 24.2, our next major release (with new "year.month" version scheme): big improvements to the Navigator, thanks to Jim Raykowski! Hidden headings are now greyed out, and nested sections can now be collapsed, just like headings: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/24.2#Navigator #foss #OpenSource
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Screenshot of Navigator with collapsed nested sections

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Deuchnord
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wait, when did you change the version scheme? 😳
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solitarywalker
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Shouldn’t that be 24.02? Otherwise you’ll end up with 24.12 > 24.2 which is counterintuitive.
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@Albirew As the post says, we're moving to a "year.month" versioning scheme, like various other apps and projects. This is based on feedback from users, who want the version number to say more about when the app was released 😊
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Marco Bresciani
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What about "stardate" versioning, instead? 202402.xx, with "xx", being the day, if you might need to release twice in a month. 🖖🏻
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X
X
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Why not remaining with the current version scheme?
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kierkegaank
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How about making importing data from google sheets doable without a 4 year comp sci degree
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@kierkegaank In Google Sheets, click File > Downloads > OpenDocument. Then you get a file you can open in LibreOffice. We wouldn't say that requires a degree 😉
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kierkegaank
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Thank you for the tip! Although I need to link the data in google sheets because libreoffice doesn’t seem to support googlefinance().

I don’t want to use ms office or google more than I have to, but I have to :/

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@kierkegaank Ah, OK! There are various ways to access financial data in LibreOffice – maybe ask on https://ask.libreoffice.org and see what the community there says 👍

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