https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=75840

--- Comment #2 from Pierre CARRET <[email protected]> ---
Hello Joren,

Sorry for the late anwser, i was pretty busy at work.
My build id is d7dbbd7842e6a58b0f521599204e827654e1fb8b.

> * Open Excel
> * In cell A1 I enter 123,45
> * Right click > Format Cell
> * Choose 'currency' format with 2 decimals
> * OK; cell now shows 123,45€
> * Save as .xlsx

ok.

> * Opened saved .xlsx using LibreOffice
> * Content in cell A1 shows 123,45€ as expected
> * Right click > Format Cell
> * Format is 'Number' with format code: #.##0,00 "€";[RED]-#.##0,00 "€"

ok, but exactly i have # ##0,00 "€";[RED]-# ##0,00 "€". At this moment the
display is fine for the original cell.
If I apply this format in a new cell with a values of 123,45 as a custom
format, it displays 1,23€. 
For information in Right click > Format Cell > Number, the last one with the
description # ##0,00 "€";[RED]-# ##0,00 "€", the example displayed here is
1,23€. Maybe something wrong with the french version ?

> * Resaved as .xlsx
> * Open .xlsx in Excel

Or LibreOffice, the result is the same for me.

> * Shown content in cell A1 is 123,45€  which is correct.

Not for me, it displays 1,23€.
* Right click > Format Cell shows : # ##0,00 €;[RED]-# ##0,00 €
The " are gone.

I don't know if it's the same for every versions but in the french version the
format # ##0,00 €;[RED]-# ##0,00 € doesn't display the result excpected. And
this is the case for both LibreOffice and Excel 2010.
This is because of the space I think, # ##0,00\ €;[RED]-# ##0,00\ € works as
excepted.

Kind regards.

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