https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=166232

--- Comment #11 from Mike Kaganski <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Cameron from comment #10)
> Friend, your first comment was made obsolete for good reasons

Please note that it was myself who marked it as such; you may check history.
Please note also, that there is no need to mark your comments with version tags
(this makes our use of tags difficult).

> I was not expecting another helpless comment like this one from you.

OK. Possibly you would also will not accept me fixing the bug? Please say so,
and I will stop trying to move your bug forward.

> Obviously I searched the internet and the Document Foundation's resources
> for an answer and even posted on forums. If, despite my best efforts to find
> an error in my work (which is sourced from the available theory), I still
> get an error, then considering a bug in the LibreOffice app would not be
> inappropriate.

Who claimed that "considering a bug in the LibreOffice app is inappropriate"?

> ...
> 
> 4- Here is a simplified version of the script as requested:
> 
> '//----------------------------------------------------//
> Sub Macro
>       '--DECLARING VARIABLES
>       Dim MyDoc As Object
>       Dim MySheet As Object
>       Dim FieldA_string As String
>       Dim FieldB_string As String
>       MyDoc = ThisComponent
>       MySheet = MyDoc.Sheets.getByName("SHEET")
> 
>       '--RETRIEVING DATA FROM DIALOGBOX. "FieldA" & "FieldB" ARE THE NAMES OF 
> TWO
> TEXTFIELDS IN MY DIALOGBOX.
>       FieldA_string = ActivationInterface.getControl("FieldA").Text
>       FieldB_string = ActivationInterface.getControl("FieldB").Text
> 
>       '--CONVERSION STEP. CONVERTING STRING VALUE FROM DIALOGBOX INTO DECIMAL
> VALUE ONTO SHEET, COMPATIBLE WITH DECIMAL SEPARATOR.
>       MySheet.getCellByPosition(1, 1).Value = CDec(FieldA_string) /
> CDec(FieldB_string)
> 
> End Sub
> '//----------------------------------------------------//

Please. This macro relies on some specific spreadsheet having sheet named
"SHEET"; it uses something called "ActivationInterface". Could you please see
if your code works simply starting LO in safe mode; from Start Center open
Tools->Macros->Edit Macros; paste your code there; and running it - without
anything opened first.

And indeed, please ignore me, if you are uninterested in me actually
reproducing and maybe fixing this.

Thanks.

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