Not the same results I get so I would have to ask how you are doing it with examples and tell us if you are measuring all with the same tool. For example, Here are the wc counts for a text file I created, imported into Libre Office, then saved as an odt and as a doc file and finally re-saved as a txt file (the one with the 2 appended.

larry@hammerhead:~/Documents/Misc$ wc Ed*
    8   306 19456 Edmund Prescott Thiel.doc
   80   324 17242 Edmund Prescott Thiel.odt
   24   168   974 Edmund Prescott Thiel.txt
   24   168   961 Edmund Prescott Thiel2.txt
136   966 38633 total

On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 1:22 AM, <joe@actionline.com> wrote:

Why is it that when I import a text file into libre office and then
export the same text as an .odt document, the resulting document has a
smaller word count and smaller character count than the original text
file has?

Then if I save the same .odt document as a .txt file, the resulting .txt
file is bigger than the .odt file (actually almost the same size as the
original text file).

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