https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52019

--- Comment #3 from thack...@nexgo.de 2012-09-02 13:39:13 UTC ---
Hello Gerdi, *,
(In reply to comment #2)
> seems that libreoffice has changed its compatibility to excel.

maybe. But I have not used M$O for years ... ;)

> until version 3.6 in the german version the input 23-07-12 let appear 23.07.12
> in the cell.

O.K. But this is an other description as in your original report ... :( If I
enter the date with dashes instead of dots, I get seemingly the US date format
as well ... :( But this is different to what you have mentioned in comment #0
... ;) If you compare the formating, you will see, that LO switches to "ISO
8601 (EN 28601, DIN 5008)" and Format-Code to "JJJJ-MM-TT", whereas your
mentioned date in comment #0 has only Format-Code set to "TT-MM-JJ" ... ;) So
LO is not switching to an other locale, but is switching to an ISO standard,
which is – IIRC – used in industry and/or authorities ... ;)

> since 3.6 12.07.23 appears. 
> i think the right way to input a date to calc would be 23.07.12 (with points
> instead of the - in the numeric field (so you have not to drive left with your
> hand to press the point), doing so appears 23.07.12. 
> as i tested in excel2007 with german localisation excel accepts 23-07-12 as
> 23.07.12.

Would be too much work for me as a workaround ... ;)

> thank you for your message, a very good job has been done with version 3.6.

You are welcome :)
HTH
Thomas.

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