Given YY a subspace of a topological vector space XX, and an open convex set 0∈A⊂X0\in A\subset X, we say that the couple (X,Y)(X,Y) has the CE(A)\mathrm{CE}(A)-property if each continuous convex function on A∩YA\cap Y admits a continuous convex extension defined on AA. Using results from our previous paper, we study for given AA the relation between the CE(A)\mathrm{CE}(A)-property and the CE(X)\mathrm{CE}(X)-property. As a corollary we obtain that (X,Y)(X,Y) has the CE(A)\mathrm{CE}(A)-property for each AA, provided (X,Y)(X,Y) has the CE(X)\mathrm{CE}(X)-property and YY is ``conditionally separable''. This applies, for instance, if XX is locally convex and conditionally separable. Other results concern either the CE(A)\mathrm{CE}(A)-property for sets AA of special forms, or the CE(A)\mathrm{CE}(A)-property for each AA where XX is a normed space with X/YX/Y separable. In the last section, we point out connections between the CE(X)\mathrm{CE}(X)-property and extendability of certain continuous linear operators. This easily yields a generalization of an extension theorem of Rosenthal, and another result of the same type.

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