https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148747

--- Comment #36 from JPT <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to ady from comment #34)

> and the content of these cells start with an apostrophe (').


> Under those conditions, and with the values of Statements.xls copied to the
> Statement worksheet in Calculation.ods, then the results in the Calculation
> worksheet are all zeroes for me (LO 7.4.5).
> 
> Now, if I go to D1 and I type in "01.2022" (without quotation marks) over
> the previous "'01.2022" (which includes an apostrophe), then I do get
> non-zero values in the same column.


> but perhaps there is some locale factor too(?).

(In reply to JPT from comment #35)
> I can try to install English in LibreOffice and see what it does there.

If I change the local setting to English, the apostrophe suddenly appears in
the D1:O1 cells, but when I change to Czech it disappears again. 


When I switch Locale settings to English, the "Date acceptance patterns" is set
to "M/D/Y;M/D" and this changes the display of dates in the statement, so then
the "calculation" sheet cannot calculate anything. If I set the English pattern
to "D.M.Y;D.M.;D. M.;D. M. Y;D. M.;D. M. Y" , it stays in the settings, but the
date display does not change. "D.M.Y;D.M.;D. M.;D. M. Y;D. M.;D. M. Y" will
only stay there until I switch to another language and put it back. Then it's
back to the original "M/D/Y;M/D".


If I overwrite the values with an apostrophe to "01.2022", it switches to
"1.2022", it doesn't stay there "01.2022", but that wouldn't help me anyway,
because the dates in the listing have changed to "D/M/YYYY" because of the
Locale setting, which can't be changed.


So I can't replicate the fact that when I overwrite the cell with the
apostrophe to the same value, it suddenly starts counting correctly (non-zero
values appear).

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