https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153993
--- Comment #4 from Matt Keveney <m...@keveney.com> ---
> B_ Have you tried the same steps using other software
> (e.g. AOO and/or Excel for MacOS or any other) to see how the
> behavior is there?
Just tested Apache OpenOffice 4.1.14.
It has similar behavior, only worse!
It does not recognize the three ### as signifying engineering units, so the
test data listed above initially displays as:
123.456 e0
123.456 e1
123.456 e2
Then, after save/reload it looks like this:
123.456E+0
123.456E+1
123.456E+2
And the format code has been changed to this:
000.000E+0
If you place your cursor in the format code edit window, you can see that a
_trailing_ space has been added to the format code, but no double-quote
characters are visible as in LibreOffice.
so... please don't use the current OpenOffice code as a source of inspiration
:).
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