[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-10-12 Thread fst
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*** Issue 80861 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-05-02 Thread fst
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What|Old value |New value

  Status|NEW   |RESOLVED

  Resolution|  |DUPLICATE





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May  2 11:20:59 + 
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Hi,

this is a double to Issue 35822.

Saskia and Frank

*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 35822 ***

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-05-02 Thread fst
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closed double

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-05-02 Thread swubuntu
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What|Old value |New value

  Status|CLOSED|REOPENED

  Resolution|DUPLICATE |





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May  2 12:16:48 + 
2007 ---
Reopening.

Issue #35822 has been closed for the following reason: we act in the same way
as Excel does

This is not true! When creating a concatenate by a formula, Excel automatically
sets the number format of the cell. Calc does not change the number format of
the cell, although Calc displays the value as if the number format had been set.
In order to restore the display of the value in standard format, in Excel one
can set the number format of the cell back to standard. In Calc you cannot reset
the number format of the the cell to standard, it still is standard.

The only way to update the wrong display in Calc is Shift-Ctrl-F9.

Suggestion:

When Calc displays a value in a certain number format by taking over the format
of a referred cell the display should be automatically updated when the number
format of the referred cell changes.

Alternatively:

Behave like Excel. This means, taking over the number format from the referred
cell must result in a change of the number format as if the user had set the
format via the cell format dialoque. 

This is an RFE. Please donĀ“t close a reasonable RFE by referring to an invalid
DEFECT. Thank you. :-)

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-05-02 Thread fst
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Target milestone|---   |OOo Later





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May  2 12:36:49 + 
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Hi,

the problem is just that the mentioned Issue deals exactly with this, a view
setting doesn't trigger a recalculation. But Ok, let's re-assign to the
requirements team.

Frank

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-05-02 Thread fst
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What|Old value |New value

 Assigned to|spreadsheet   |requirements

  Status|REOPENED  |NEW





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed May  2 12:37:20 + 
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Hi,

the problem is just that the mentioned Issue deals exactly with this, a view
setting doesn't trigger a recalculation. But Ok, let's re-assign to the
requirements team.

Frank

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-03-25 Thread kpalagin
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  CC|''|'kpalagin'

  Ever confirmed|  |1

  Status|UNCONFIRMED   |NEW





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Mar 25 15:31:28 + 
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Confirming problem A - number format gets updated on either reopen or Shift-
Ctrl-F9.



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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-03-22 Thread swubuntu
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 Issue #|75638
 Summary|Number format inkonsistent when using formula
   Component|Spreadsheet
 Version|OOo 2.2 RC3
Platform|All
 URL|
  OS/Version|All
  Status|UNCONFIRMED
   Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
  Resolution|
  Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P3
Subcomponent|editing
 Assigned to|spreadsheet
 Reported by|swubuntu





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Mar 22 09:44:27 + 
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Situation A:

One cell, having a special number format, contains some numeric value. A second
cell, having no special number format (number format is Standard), contains a
formula that is referencing to the first cell. The result of the formula in the
second cell shows up using the number format of the first cell. Nice feature.

Problem A:

When you change the number format of the first cell, the result in the second
cell is still being shown using the old number format of the first cell. In
order to refresh the application of the number format in the second cell you
need to retype the formula or you need to save, close and reopen the document.

To reproduce this bug, try the attached document problemA.ods:

(1) You can see the value 100 twice shown in number format Currency.

(2) Note that A1 contains the numeric value 100 and has the number format
Currency. Note that B1 contains a formula and has the number format 
Standard.

(3) Change the number format of A1 from Currency to Percent.

(4) Note that B1 is still showing Currency-Format.

(5.1) Retypte the formula (=A1) in B1
OR
(5.2) Save, close and reopen the document.

(6) Note that finally B1 is showing Percent-Format as well.


Situation B:

Now we have an Excel spreadsheet. One cell, having a special number format,
contains some numeric value. A second cell, having no special number format
(number format is Standard), contains a formula that is referencing to the
first cell. The result of the formula in the second cell shows up using
_no_special_ number format.

Problem B:

Even if you save the Excel file as ODF an reopen it, it still does not apply the
special number format of the first cell in the second cell. This is very
confusing, since now we do have a document similar to Sitation A but its
behaviour is different.

To reproduce this bug, try the attached document problemB.xls:

(1) You can see the value 100 shown in number format Currency in A1 and you
can see the value 100 shown in no special number format in B1.

(2) Note that A1 contains the numeric value 100 and has the number format
Currency. Note that B1 contains a formula and has the number format 
Standard.

(3) Note that this is a different behaviour to situation A using an ODF document
as discribed above.

(4) Save the document as an ODF. Reopen it.

(5) Note that B1 still does not apply the special number format of A1.

(6) Note that this still is a different behaviour to situation A using an ODF
document as discribed above.

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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-03-22 Thread swubuntu
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What|Old value |New value

 Attachment data|  |Created an attachment (id=
|  |43853)
File for reproducti
|  |on of problem A as discrib
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--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Mar 22 09:45:35 + 
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Created an attachment (id=43853)
File for reproduction of problem A as discribed


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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-03-22 Thread swubuntu
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What|Old value |New value

 Attachment data|  |Created an attachment (id=
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File for reproducti
|  |on of problem B as discrib
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Created an attachment (id=43854)
File for reproduction of problem B as discribed


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[sc-issues] [Issue 75638] Number format inkonsistent when using formula

2007-03-22 Thread swubuntu
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What|Old value |New value

  Issue type|DEFECT|ENHANCEMENT





--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Mar 22 10:13:21 + 
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Problem B has been clarified. Sorry for that.

Please focus on problem A. Thank you.

Problem A can be resolved by pressing Shift-Ctrl-F9.

Changing Issue type from DEFECT to ENHANCEMENT though.

It is not favorable that one must press Shift-Ctrl-F9 every time after changing
a number format, especially because the user might not know about other cells in
his spreadsheet, that take over the number format from referenced cells.

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