Hi
I'm not sure whether it's a bug or something i did wrong. I sterted making a construction in GeoGebra, which included the use of spreadsheet, and everything worked fine. I saved it and when i tried to open it later, it wouldn't open properly. It was slow, not corresponding well and mainly, the spreadsheet does not show when i selected it.
I tried to make a new constuction and the results were the same. Then I changed from linux geogebra 5 to windows geogebra 5, with no improvement. Afterwords, I tried the online version. It was very slow and when tried to export it as .ggb, the new file had the same problem.
When I tried to save it in my works, and then tried to open the worksheet, it stucked (https://ggbm.at/RMR8SSfW)
Is there any obvious explanation I cannot see?
The same problem 
The filename is extremely long. Anyway, despite I've changed it on saving, the file doesn't open.
I'm addressing your issue to the developers.
Thank you. Here is a copy with a different name, if it makes any difference.
the values and labels saved for the first elements are very strange. I think the saved file is corrupted
is the original lang english?
No, it's greek. Do you think that changing language would be better?
I'm quite sure that there were issues with Cyrillic (russian). Not so sure about Greek. That's why I've changed the filename on download. But as far as I know the issues were only related to that charset in the filename
It's not to do with the Greek, that's saved correctly:
You seem to have some objects defined in terms of themselves which isn't allowed eg ie What are you trying to do exactly?I made an english version, but the problem remained. However, when i made i different definition for the objects in column D, everything was ok.
What i was trying to do, was to make a copy column B into column D, so i entered "=B1" in D1 and draged down to D20. That's th only connection between B and D column. Was it a wrong command ?
Thank you anyway...
Ok. However, where does this "D1: B1" come from? I would expect it to b just "B1" when inserting "=B1" in the cell.
Sorry, it's a bug with "D1=B1" when the file is saved. Can you avoid that step for your file until we fix it?
Yes, of course. I've already avoid it and gone further. But I think I run into some more problem, concerning "E1==F1" (that is, double "="). In the attached file, try to "paint" the fourth circle (by clicking it). You will see that G4 looses its definition, which is "E1==F1". I cannot find the reason why, and since there has already been a bug, probably it;s the same case here.
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