Public bug reported:
Given that the world now has a standard international currency
(Bitcoin), it's probably about time that Libreoffice Calc support as
part of its
To reproduce:
Create new spreadsheet
enter number into a cell
right click on cell
Format Cells
Category ->Currency
Format:
Currently set to the default to your locale, which is reasonable, however there
is no option under
CAD $ English (Canada)
for
BTC ฿ English (Canada)
as there probably should be by this point. Decimal points should
probably be 4, up to a maximum of 8.
I did some digging and found there was a directory of locales at
i18npool/source/localedata/data/ which seems to be where currency data
is stored but since I can't build from source it's difficult to really
get a full understanding of what's actually happening.
<LC_CURRENCY>
<Currency default="false" usedInCompatibleFormatCodes="true">
<CurrencyID>BTC</CurrencyID>
<CurrencySymbol>฿</CurrencySymbol>
<BankSymbol>BTC</BankSymbol>
<CurrencyName>Bitcoin</CurrencyName>
<DecimalPlaces>8</DecimalPlaces>
</Currency>
</LC_CURRENCY>
may need to be inserted into all locales, as Bitcoin is an international
currency it should be an option in all locales.
** Affects: libreoffice (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Bitcoin Support in Currency Format field (Calc)
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