On 2019-12-30 4:43 p.m., Alan B wrote:
James,
The only way I could get the text sample you provided to be accepted
as a date was to leave the day name off. Typing Wed, Jan 2, 2020 into
a cell resulted in a cell that contained text. Typing Jan 2, 2020 into
a cell resulted in a cell that
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At 14:39 30/12/2019 -0500, James Lockie wrote:
I had a spreadsheet with dates that I think somehow got converted to
text. I tried pasting it as plain text with detecting special
numbers and I tried setting the column to a date format but it still
seems to come out as text. 'Wed, Jan 2, 2020'
James,
The only way I could get the text sample you provided to be accepted as a
date was to leave the day name off. Typing Wed, Jan 2, 2020 into a cell
resulted in a cell that contained text. Typing Jan 2, 2020 into a cell
resulted in a cell that contained a date in the default date format,
I had a spreadsheet with dates that I think somehow got converted to text.
I tried pasting it as plain text with detecting special numbers and I
tried setting the column to a date format but it still seems to come out
as text.
'Wed, Jan 2, 2020'
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On Mon, 30 Dec 2019 09:48:40 +0100
Heiko Tietze dijo:
>Do you scale the UI for some reason, eg. font size 125%?
Sort of. Different parts are set with varying methods. However,
percentages are never used except in web browsers. Fonts are set with
points. Icons and most other matters are set with
Do you scale the UI for some reason, eg. font size 125%?
On 29.12.19 00:06, John Jason Jordan wrote:
> I had LO 6.3.3.2 installed, downloaded from LO. But I was unable to
> correct the line spacing in the Styles and Formatting toolbar, and
> trying to fix it I discovered that it would hang if I
