Here is an example macro that shows the issue:
Sub Main
tot5= cdbl("5.5")
msgbox (tot5)
tot6= cdbl("5,5")
msgbox (tot6)
End Sub
You can find the same macro in the attached document.
If you run it, the dialog boxes will show "55" and "5" (or "5" and "55"
depending on the locale). They should display "55" and "5.5".
** Attachment added: "an example doc with a macro that shows the bug."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/806403/+attachment/2228013/+files/macro-cdbl-error.ods
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Libreoffice basic function "cdbl" ignores decimal numbers
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