In a style ID does the stuff after the comma matter?

[tank666]

Depending on what and with what you want to compare. If you’re referring to ID comparison between the deleted style and the style stored in a variable (from the discussion on your previous topic), then the value after the comma can be ignored.

@tank666

The value after the comma is specified only for styles that are imported from the library.

@tank666

Notice how the style ids look like:

@tank666

Local Style Id:

"S:1a2b…n9,"

Style Id from the library:

"S:1a2b…n9,1:0"

To use a style from the library, you definitely need to import it into a file. This way it will get a unique id in the file (a unique id is assigned automatically. That is, you cannot know "S:1a2b…n9,unique-id" in advance).

That is, if you want to apply a remote style (imported from the library) to some object, then the value after the comma must be specified.