https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=82765
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- I looked again into the file I attached yesterday and found that in style Untitled 1, 2, and 3 the number format was messed up like you described it (#" "###" "###" "###" "###" "##0) When I created the attached test file I did the following - Select column - right click select Format cell > Numbers - set format to 0.0 - clicked OK - selected column - Format > Conditional format > conditions - select condition (e. g. greater than) - select New Style > Background > select ONLY a color > OK - added second and third CF the same way - clicked OK >> I did NOT look into the number format when I created a New Style >> I only checked Number Format by right clicking to the cell > Format cells > >> Numbers and there it was always - even after applying the new style Untitled >> - as set (0.0) I just repeated the above described procedure again and got the same result. With your hint about the number format in Untitled format I looked into the Untitled Style > Modify > Numbers > Decimal Place = 1 and then all cells with this format show correct format 0.0. For my understanding the bug is now that the number format first applied to a cell remains when it is checked by right clicking to a cell and go Format Cells > Numbers but in reality the format from the CF is applied but not visible when checking the applied format directly at the cell by right clicking and go Format Cells > Numbers. Side note on importance settings: You have more experience, thus just go ahead. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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