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+18- Safer
Definitely given it's an ISO standard and is mandated by several governments as being their standard spreadsheet format.
+2I agree, it would be helpful to work with this format as NGO's often use those ODF standards!
+3- Contributor
We really need this. All of the census data in Northern Ireland comes in this format by default.
I know this is quite an old post but ODS is becoming more and more standard for UK governement Open Data.
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