https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172682
--- Comment #4 from Gauthier <[email protected]> --- (In reply to ady from comment #3) > Please test with a new empty spreadsheet. > > 1. Start a new Calc spreadsheet. > 2. On cell A1, format it as percentage. > 3. On cell A1, type-in a numeric value of 2 (two), without typing any > additional symbol of any kind, then press [ENTER]. > > Please be aware that Calc might automatically add the percentage symbol to > the right side of the value (as in "2%") while you type-in the numeric > value, even before pressing [ENTER]. You should leave that symbol; do not > delete it. > > Now, if, before you press [ENTER], you delete the percentage symbol that > Calc automatically added to the numeric value, you then might get an > unexpected result, such as "200.00%", instead of "2.00%". > > After following these instructions, how does the cell (A1) present the > resulting value? Is "2%" shown? Or is it displayed in any different way? > > Please report back. As indicated in the OP, these are already the steps I followed. Doing it again exactly as you say: 1. Start a new Calc spreadsheet. 2. On cell A1, format it as percentage. 3. On cell A1, type-in a numeric value of 2 (two), without typing any additional symbol of any kind, then press [ENTER]. What I get in cell A1 is 200.00% and NOT 2%. See the attached spreadsheet. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
