Re: [No] Bug in 4.1.10

Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 2, 2021, at 8:48 AM, Brian Barker > wrote: > > At 17:12 02/10/2021 +0200, Martin Groenescheij wrote: >> It is also possible that there is a User-defined Cell Format like >> DD/MM/YY entered by mistake. > > No, that makes no sense. The questioner asked abou

Re: [No] Bug in 4.1.10

At 17:12 02/10/2021 +0200, Martin Groenescheij wrote: It is also possible that there is a User-defined Cell Format like DD/MM/YY entered by mistake. No, that makes no sense. The questioner asked about Find & Replace converting 03/03/20 to 03/03/202020 - nothing about changing cell formats

Re: Bug report openoffice 4.1.10 Mac

Hi, Did you try to ask on the forum? Did you try to reset your profile? Regards,    Matthias Am 01.10.21 um 17:56 schrieb Rishi Giovanni Gatti: > https://www.dropbox.com/s/feij5py1d27o9u2/crash.mov?dl=0 > > > Here's the video, excuse

Re: [No] Bug in 4.1.10

It is also possible that there is a User-defined Cel Format like DD/MM/YY entered by mistake. > Op 2 okt. 2021 om 11:57 heeft Brian Barker > het volgende geschreven: > > At 19:55 02/10/2021 +1300, Derek Ward wrote: >> In 4.1.10 calc, using replace to change a date from 03/03/20 to 03/03/

Re: [No] Bug in 4.1.10

At 19:55 02/10/2021 +1300, Derek Ward wrote: In 4.1.10 calc, using replace to change a date from 03/03/20 to 03/03/2020 actually changes it to 03/03/202020. The only bug is probably in your understanding of how spreadsheets work - in particular the distinction between what is displayed for a

Re: Bug in 4.1.10

Op 2 okt. 2021 om 09:12 heeft Derek Ward het volgende geschreven: > > In 4.1.10 calc, using replace to change a date from 03/03/20 to 03/03/2020 > actually changes it to 03/03/202020. > It’s probably the format of your Cell. Go to Format Cell select Date format and select a valid entry fro

Bug in 4.1.10

In 4.1.10 calc, using replace to change a date from 03/03/20 to 03/03/2020 actually changes it to 03/03/202020. DW