https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149941
--- Comment #3 from OfficeUser <[email protected]> --- Hello Eike, thank you very much for your explanation. Indeed, I was not aware that Excel has a "distinct boolean type". I even found out that the comparison candidates Gnumeric, PlanMaker and OnlyOffice also have a "distinct boolean type" like Excel. Still, I don't think this changes the issue. LibreOffice Calc also displays the *WORDS* TRUE and FALSE here. (In my opinion this has nothing to do with a "simulation" of anything). It has become established practice that *NUMERIC VALUES* in tables are right-justified. The only reason for this is that the number of decimal places becomes clear to the viewer more quickly. But now it is a question of how the *WORDS* TRUE or FALSE should be displayed. And for this I think centered is an absolutely reasonable default, which we should follow with LibreOffice. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
