On 2015-10-09 06:10, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 08.10.2015 um 03:24 schrieb Yudi Wijaya:
Dear Andreas,
First of all.. thank you for your reply :-D
Your 1st method doesn't work (turn on special number), you're right.. the
datas are too bad.
Your 2nd method almost works.. but i think need some modification
Search: ^\s*\(([[:digit:].]+)\s*%\s*\)\s*$
Replace: $1%
I tested it, if the data is (25.24 % ) will replace it with 25.24%
The problem is LibreOffice only recoqnize 25,24% instead 25.24% (so must
use "," than ".")
For example if i change the data into (25 % ), then your regular expression
correct.
Do you know how to replace . (dot) with , (comma) ?
I already tried use English (UK) but can not
Thanks!
Best Regards,
The currency comes with comma as thousands separator. This would be in
conflict with any comma as decimal separator.
I would not handle this mess with spreadsheets. First I would blame the
creator of this ugly shit. Ask for clean text data with no leading and
trailing spaces, currency symbols "Rp" in extra columns and proper
numerals. If this is not an option, I would write a simple script to
clean up the mess.
Coming in late here, but this looks like reports I import from our
accounting system up to 4 times an hour.
| 1|02/10/2015|17-2202200|MAKMUR | 24 |
| 1|03/10/2015|14-1403837|SARIPAH | 24 |
I think Andreas regexp is good and could be used with a little tweek.
Part of your problem may be to do with locale.
The report uses point as decimal and comma as thousands separator. I
think you are saying your locale uses comma as decimal and point as
thousands separator.
Do you have to import these often.
Steve
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