https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=123930

            Bug ID: 123930
           Summary: BASE Entering dates in table control retians wrong
                    date
           Product: LibreOffice
           Version: 6.1.4.2 release
          Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64)
                OS: Linux (All)
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: medium
         Component: Base
          Assignee: libreoffice-bugs@lists.freedesktop.org
          Reporter: mcmurchy1917-bugzi...@yahoo.co.uk

I have an application that contains a form called Main_Form.

The Main_Form contains a sub form called Customer_Details.

The sub form Customer_Details contains a sub form called Payment_Details.

The Payment_Details form has a single Table Control which has two columns
called Date and Value.


Using the Table Control when entering a date and value into a row then move
onto the next row I get unexpected results in the row I've just left as
described below. The unexpected results relate to the Date Column


If I enter 01/01/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 01/01/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is what I expect.

If I enter 01/02/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 01/02/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is what I expect.

If I enter 01/03/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 01/03/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is what I expect.

If I enter 01/04/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 31/03/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is not what I expect, the date I end up with is not the one that I
entered.

If I enter 01/05/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 30/04/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is not what I expect.

and so on 

If I enter 01/11/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 01/11/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is what I expect.

If I enter 01/12/19 in the date field and 10 into the value column and then
move onto the next row I see 01/12/19 and 10 in the row that I have just left.
This is what I expect.

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