https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140211
--- Comment #4 from Jean-Baptiste Faure <[email protected]> --- (In reply to whosyvox from comment #2) > [...] > The steps to reproduce may indeed be faulty. My apologies. Here are steps > that should reproduce: > > 1. Enter a cell with a number and ordinal suffix, e.g. '22nd' > 2. Leave the cell (e.g. press enter or tab) > 3. Re-enter the cell and attempt to append any further text to the cell, > e.g. 'of March' > > The result will be that the newly appended text will gain the superscript: > 22^nd ^of ^March > > This does not occur if you skip 2. and append the text directly after adding > the suffix. e.g. entering '22nd of march' in a single operation yields: > 22^nd of March There is no bug there. Because nd has gained the superscript, each character that follows has the same format. It is the same thing in Writer. You just forgot to type a space after nd before leaving the cell. This behavior is not linked to the date format. You can try with the words "The 1st player". If you type (without the quotes) : 1/ 'The 1st' 2/ ' player' you will get: 'The 1^st^ player' If you type: 1/ 'The 1st ' 2/ 'player' you will get: 'The 1^st player' as expected. Best regards. JBF -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
