Le 14.11.2009 20:15, Dotan Cohen a écrit : >> In FR localized OOo I enter dates in French standard format DD/MM/YY or >> DD/MM/YYYY, not in US format. Which locale are you using ? >> And if I want to see the dates in format like "dimanche 14 novembre >> 2009" I do not like to enter a so long text. So I do not want that the >> input format would be identical to the display format. >> > > I use the Dutch locale for yyyy-mm-dd dates. If you insist that you > are entering dates in your local locale's format, then I will > experiment with a new user account and see what I can come up with. > What distro are you using? I am on Kubuntu 9.10 at the moment. > Yes I insist :-) I am on Ubuntu 8.04 with vanilla OOo 3.1.1 FR/US and OOO320_m4 US/FR. > ............. > While in the general sense I understand the issue regarding document > sharing, note that it is already possible to override the date formats > for individual cells. Therefore, this part of the scheme is actually > describing current OOo behaviour. > Yes for display date format, but it should be different for input date format in case it would be implemented. The date format I use should be independant of the document in the same way the decimal separator is. I can open and modify a spreadsheet with comma as decimal separator and send it to you who opens the file and sees numbers with a dot as decimal separator. >From my point of view, the input date format is User Interface only while the display date format is part of the formatting of the document.
Regards JBF -- Jean-Baptiste Faure French N-L project Lead http://fr.openoffice.org Seuls des formats ouverts peuvent assurer la pérennité de vos documents.
