The 'European convention' is the common one - (altho' those in the US will beg to differ, I'm sure).
On my install of OOo when I enter a date it stays as entered (dd/mm/yyyy). Have a play with the language settings and see if that makes any difference. /paul On 12/8/05, marcus simons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear reader, > > When using dates in Europe, we first have the day, then the month and > finally the year: December the 3rd 2005 is noted as: 03/12/05 > If I try to do this in a spreadsheet it constantly flips over to march. > When I fill in 30 in stead of 03 it flips back to december..... Dangerous bug. > I did select the cells to be the european style date, but due to this bug > that does not work properly. > Maybe it is a good idea if someone looks at this bug to fix it. > > Further all, I am pretty satisfied with the rest of the software. Thanks > for the great work! > > Marcus > > ************************************************************************ > > YiG Engineering designs all hardware with P-CAD 2002 schematic & PCB CAD > design software. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED], YiG Engineering's email address. See also www.xat.nl/yig > for > having a glimp at our site > Also look at www.xat.nl/enigma-e or www.jancorver.org for our spare time > projects. > > Techniek, daar mot je wezen, anders werken er over 10 jaar alleen nog maar > Chinezen ! > > * YiG Engineering, Le Sage ten Broeklaan 7, 5615CP Eindhoven, The > Netherlands * Tel 00-31-(0)40-2486161 Fax 00-31-(0)40-2486162 * > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
