On Thu, 2007-12-06 at 20:13 +0200, Leonard Mada wrote:
> my vote for turning the Auto-Date OFF!
(rant)
> I always hated this Auto-Date bullshit.
So, Leonard is mad. ;-) That makes me sad. (they rhyme!)
But the funny thing is, Calc's date input seems to always infuriate
users. They are not
Niklas Nebel wrote (6-12-2007 17:24)
Cor Nouws wrote:
But, the question arose because of difficulties pasting numbers that
become transferred to dates.
E.g. pasting 14.60 (measured time in minutes and seconds) will result
in 14-12-07 with the locale Dutch. Changing the locale to English VS
mak
Leonard Mada wrote (6-12-2007 19:13)
my vote for turning the Auto-Date OFF!
Well, our problem was solver by the punctual reply to my mail ...
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Hi,
my vote for turning the Auto-Date OFF!
I hate this date thing. I use the english version of OOo, because I hate
localised versions, and also their handling of number/date-formats (and
other problems with localised versions). But I often write dates as
non-standard dates. However, OOo insi
Niklas Nebel wrote (6-12-2007 17:24)
When pasting unformatted text, select "US English" as the column type in
the "Text Import" dialog. For pasting HTML, set the option "Use 'English
(USA)' locale for numbers" in Options - Load/Save - HTML Compatibility.
The first we knew .. the second not..
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Cor Nouws wrote:
But, the question arose because of difficulties pasting numbers that
become transferred to dates.
E.g. pasting 14.60 (measured time in minutes and seconds) will result in
14-12-07 with the locale Dutch. Changing the locale to English VS makes
that the number stays the same. And
Hi Niklas, Eike, *,
Niklas Nebel wrote (6-12-2007 11:49)
Cor Nouws wrote:
I can't find any spaces in the HTML.
But pasting in a text editor or another spreadsheet appl. indeed gives
the same result ...
So probably something strange with the HTML-page?
Or Firefox bug 303597
(https://bugzilla.
Cor Nouws wrote:
I can't find any spaces in the HTML.
But pasting in a text editor or another spreadsheet appl. indeed gives
the same result ...
So probably something strange with the HTML-page?
Or Firefox bug 303597
(https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=303597), assuming that you
cop
Hi Cor,
On Tuesday, 2007-12-04 21:49:26 +0100, Cor Nouws wrote:
> I can't find any spaces in the HTML.
Not even in the raw HTML source? Note that there are several kinds of
blanks, even non-spacing blanks that you won't see in a browser display
but may get transformed into usual blanks when past
Hi Niklas,
Niklas Nebel wrote (4-12-2007 19:57)
Cor Nouws wrote:
From the Dutch users-list, a questions arose with pasting data,
copied from a HTML page.
When choosing Paste special->unformatted text (via the text import
dialog), the content of every cell gets an extra space.
Is this known
Cor Nouws wrote:
From the Dutch users-list, a questions arose with pasting data,
copied from a HTML page.
When choosing Paste special->unformatted text (via the text import
dialog), the content of every cell gets an extra space.
Is this known?
Can't find an existing issue.
Are you sure the
Hi *,
From the Dutch users-list, a questions arose with pasting data,
copied from a HTML page.
When choosing Paste special->unformatted text (via the text import
dialog), the content of every cell gets an extra space.
Is this known?
Can't find an existing issue.
Thanks,
Cor
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Cor Nouws
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