https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139890
--- Comment #2 from [email protected] ---
(In reply to Uwe Auer from comment #1)
> This is caused by Tools -> AutoCorrect Options...-> Tab: Replace. There are
> entries in the replacement table ":1/2:",":1/3:",":1/4:",":1/8"; and further
> down "1/2","1/4" and "3/4". In addition there are locales having "M/D" or
> "D/M" as a date acceptance pattern in Tools -> Options -> Language Settings
> -> Languages -> Option: Date acceptance pattern. So there are 3 situations:
>
> 1) Input matches entry in replacement table -> fraction glyph appears
> 2) Input matches date acceptance pattern -> date is shown
> 3) Input doesn't match any of 1) or 2) -> text is shown
>
> Solutions:
>
> 1) Change date acceptance pattern, if regularly using fraction as pure text
> 2) Prepend input with single quotation mark "'" i.e enter '1/9 for text
> 3) Remove entries from replacement table (fixes only situation 1))
>
>
> From my perspective not a bug.
The note about the "glyph appears" for the specific instances like 1/4, 1/2 at
my end is true in "ALL" cases to include prepend these specific instances with
the apostrophe, e.g. '1/4 should be the text three characters of a 1 a slash
and a four. However, that is not what happens. I get the fraction glyph which
has not be the case prior to the update referenced. Prior to this update I
could enter 01/4 or 01/8 or 01/2 specifically and get the text not the fraction
glyph. Now, no matter what I do, I get the glyph 99 44/100% of the time but
not always. Today I re-attempted to use the '1/4 and got the glyph. It seems
the apostrophe for text is being ignored which I believe it should not be
ignored hence the bug report. I did try '01/4 and unfortunately the result was
not consistent but I did get '01/4 NOTE: the apostrophe remained visible which
I do not think it should.
For the example used above, '1/9 it has always worked infact the apostrophe is
not necessary in a text cell. '1/4 and 1/2 and 1/8 in a text field even with
the leading apostrophe, e.g., '1/4 produces the glyph fraction and NOT the
desired three characters of one, slash, and four.
Hope this shows why I believe this concern to be a BuG! Thank you your
interest and the information you provided for me to try different ways to work
with this situation so that I can have the data entry work as desired in the
spread sheet. I will be giving a go at some of the other possibilities
mentioned to attempt to learn if they will negatively impact our work flow.
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