https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54686
--- Comment #9 from Laurent BP <[email protected]> --- Hi, Steps to reproduce: 1. Check Tools > AutoCorrect Options > Localized Options > Add non-breaking space... 2. In an empty cell of Calc, change language Format > Cell > Font > Language to French (France) 3. Type "3%" (without quotes) and Enter Current behavior: A non-breaking space has been automatically inserted and the value is no more recognized. It is text 3<nbsp>% Expected behavior: Value in cell should be 3.00% If you remove the option, inserting "3 %" (with a regular space) is recognized as a value 3.00%. So the recognition process should also recognized "<value><nbsp>%" as a value. The same occurs with ":" sign. - without option, typing "<integer><zero to several spaces>:" is recognized as a value of number of hours - with option, without space or with several spaces is replaced by "<integer><nbsp>:" and is not recognized as value Numerous workarounds exist and are listed in the FAQ https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/FR/FAQ/Calc/137 However, you always realize your mistake too late, and have to retype your value. :( -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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