ScottHope: I have noticed something rather odd about selecting, copying and pasting table style data from these forums and peoples profile pages.
I ran into that issue as well, Scott. I found the quickest way around that is to "Paste Special" and select the "Text" format. Since I don't care about the hyperlinks in the scoring history, "Text" is fine for me. As for the CC information, when you paste in Excel, it keeps all of the data in column A, but separates the fields by row. The tourney data transfers over fine (in Excel).
The problem I ran into with OpenOffice "Calc" is no matter how you paste from the clipboard, everything gets thrown into one cell and all hyperlinks get thrown out. I thought about using an HTML text editor and transferring over the source, but that complicates the process so much that the tourney manager would become extremely difficult to use. Besides, I just don't wish to write an HTML converter for OpenOffice, since there really isn't much interest in the Tourney Manager.
From what I see with OpenOffice, the code used to paste from the clipboard does not distinguish fields within HTML code. Excel does a better job, but as you pointed out, in some cases, Excel will mess up if you take the copy range to the very end (score history).
I haven't checked the HTML code to see what the difference is between these slight changes. Maybe you've gone that extra mile? It would be interesting to know.
For those of you using OpenOffice's "Calc", you will have 2 issues. First, the code that transfers over is completely "Rem " (remarked) out. You will need to do a "replace " function and remove the "Rem " statements ... replacing them with 4 spaces. Since I use the apostrophe character to define a remark, you can use the "replace all" function. The second issue is how OpenOffice ports over data from the clipboard, as mentioned above. You'll need to modify OpenOffice's paste function within their code to get this matter working properly. Since this would need to be done inside their code, I'm going to take a pass on this one.