https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46047
--- Comment #16 from chc.w1005+lo1...@gmail.com --- (In reply to comment #15) > Have you tried changing the cell format? I noticed that cells B1 and B2 have I will try to reproduce (haven't used it in a while. I was using it for time accounting so having the date flip at me at unexpected times makes me nervous) and see if changing the cell format helps. > user mailing list. It turned out that changing the cell format solved the > problem. (And changing it back yo the original format didn't reintroduce the What I did before was closing the file and reopen it. Usually doing this once or twice would get back the right date. However, if I then left the file open for some time (usually a day or two), then the problem would show up again. And it was not that the date shown didn't go forward, rather, it went forward and then backward. > problem, so it may have been something with conversion from older versions > to the current. It wasn't reported as a bug as the user was happy with the > solution.) The test file I attached at comment#7 was created with the then current version (my original file was created using an older version of StarOffice) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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