[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-08-01 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Sun Aug  1 16:38:43 + 
2010 ---
@er: We both have time zone set to (UTC+02:00) Helsinki, Kiev, Riika, Tallinna,
Sofia, Vilna and both have automatic daylight saving time change set to on.

@all: If it still helps you on debugging this, she can record a macro showing
the whole case; how the data is input into spreadsheet cells and how the date
goes wrong while changing the formatting of the cells etc. Would this kind of
macro be helpful?

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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-17 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Sat Jul 17 08:57:36 + 
2010 ---
Ok,

let's forget this problem. That document was created on the problematic PC by
manually writing the dates to the spreadsheet. By I cannot reproduce the
problem I mean that when I open the document on my PC, all dates are fine and
as they should be. I read those previous problems you linked now and seems that
they are related.

Sorry about taking your time, I just thought that I could help to solve the
possible issue but obviously it seems that I am not capable of that. Or capable
of understanding your guidelines. I'll try to learn before I bother you or other
free SW developers again.

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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-16 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Fri Jul 16 17:20:48 + 
2010 ---
Created an attachment (id=70661)
18st century date problem


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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-16 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Fri Jul 16 17:26:51 + 
2010 ---
Hi,

sorry about my misunderstanding here. I had no intention to waste anyone's time
and document does not contain any confidential information as the problem can be
reproduced in her PC simply by adding the dates manually...

Now I have the example as .ods file. Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this
problem on my own PC, so this seems to be somehow related to that particular
Acer laptop of my mother-in-law.

So, the attached document id: 70661 contains the sample data formatted as text
(column A), as date in format dd.mm.yy (column), as date in format dd.mm.
(column E) and both dates as number (B and F). I see everything fine, but she
has both date column values --'d, so dates go one day backwards.

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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-14 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Wed Jul 14 16:07:24 + 
2010 ---
Hi,

the same problem is visible in 3.2.1 Finnish version and with Finland/Helsinki
date settting.

@rainerbielefeld:

Here is the result of your latest testing request:

When the dates you sent below are written to cells, everything goes fine since
Calc assumes 90 to mean year 1990 (Column A is text, column B is function
=int(a2) – int(a12) and column C is date in format dd.mm.yy):


AB C
23.07.90 33077 23.07.90
24.07.90 33078 24.07.90
25.07.90 33079 25.07.90
26.07.90 33080 26.07.90
27.07.90 33081 27.07.90
28.07.90 33082 28.07.90
29.07.90 33083 29.07.90
30.07.90 33084 30.07.90
31.07.90 33085 31.07.90
01.08.90 33086 01.08.90
02.08.90 33087 02.08.90 

But when changed the year to 1790, the familiar issue is back (column A is text,
column B is date in format dd.mm.yy and column C is =int(B)):

A  BC
23.07.1790 22.07.90 -39971
24.07.1790 23.07.90 -39970
25.07.1790 24.07.90 -39969
26.07.1790 25.07.90 -39968
27.07.1790 26.07.90 -39967
28.07.1790 28.07.90 -39966
29.07.1790 29.07.90 -39965
30.07.1790 30.07.90 -39964
31.07.1790 31.07.90 -39963
01.08.1790 01.08.90 -39962
02.07.1790 01.07.90 -39992 

So something is definetely wrong in July 1790. But is it OO or the PC, that's
the problem. Now every date seems to be --'d when formatting...


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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-13 Thread lisko
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--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Tue Jul 13 17:42:42 + 
2010 ---
Hi all!

If you really need, I can attach the source, but it does not really matter - the
same problem occurs also if the dates are written to cells manually or for
example copy-pasted from notepad. She actually located the problematic date to
be 26-Jul-1790 by writing the dates manually to calc cells.

I'll ask her to check the date settings as well as to update to the latest
finnish version.

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[sc-issues] [Issue 113028] Date bug

2010-07-08 Thread lisko
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 Issue #|113028
 Summary|Date bug
   Component|Spreadsheet
 Version|OOo 3.1
Platform|PC
 URL|
  OS/Version|Windows Vista
  Status|UNCONFIRMED
   Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
  Resolution|
  Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P1
Subcomponent|formatting
 Assigned to|spreadsheet
 Reported by|lisko





--- Additional comments from li...@openoffice.org Thu Jul  8 06:55:01 + 
2010 ---
Hi!

My mother-in-law does a research in her family roots. She found this bug from
OpenOffice Spreadsheet / Calc application while feeding in 18st century dates
from some other source.

This is the data she put in, the first two sections are dates in Finnish format
and others are birthplaces and person names:

03.12.1755  15.12.1755  Saresmäki   Isaac Pussinen  Anna 
KerätärCarin
07.09.1758  18.09.1758  Saresmäki   Isaac Pussinen  Anna 
KerätärIsaac
12.04.1760  19.04.1760  Saaresmäk   Isaac Pussinen  Anna 
KerätärAndreas
24.05.1763  20.06.1763  Saaresm.J. 53 No 6 Sivola   Isaac 
Pussinen  Ann. KerätärAnna
27.03.1764  18.06.1764  Saaresm.J. 53 No 6 Sivola   Isaac 
Pussinen  Ann Kerätär 
Christina (nd.)
21.03.1766  11.04.1766  Saresm. J. 53 No 6 Sivola   Isaac 
Pussinen  Anna KerätärAnna
19.04.1773  01.07.1773  Saresmäki   Isaac Pustinen  Anna 
KerätärSara (conf.)

So everything is fine as long as the cells are not formatted. But when she
changed the format of the first columns to be dates, all those dates were
changed - 1 day, for example teh dates in first row changed to be 02.12.1755 and
14.12.1755. No matter if this same data is copy-pasted or hand-written, the same
thing happens.

She studied this a bit and discovered that the prolem is in dates 25.07.1790 and
26.07.1790. These both have same values:

datevalue() 
23.07.1790  -39970  
24.07.1790  -39969  
25.07.1790  -39968  
25.07.1790  -39968  (input 26.7.1790 into the cell manually)
26.07.1790  -39967  (input 27.7.1790 into the cell manually)
28.07.1790  -39966  
29.07.1790  -39965  

Seems that it is impossible to write 26.07.1790 as it is being changed to
25.07.1790 and all dates since that are wrong. She did not find out if this
problem vanishes after some other year.

I'm not really sure about the exact version she has, it is 3.1 something with
Finnish language pack. It was the latest version that was available in May 2010
when we installed it to her new laptop.

BR,

Hannu

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