Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 85346
Chinese date containing long date separator letters not parsed as date
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:11:25 UTC
OS windowsxp sp2 or redfalg6(linux) OO2.4_zh TCM 109260 Enter a date string.(e.g.2008年1月10日) Display the cell format (select the menu "Format->Cell"). Switch the date format code to check the date display with specified format code. actual result I can not switch the date format. But,it is able to switch the date format in MS-calc.
I think OOo maybe currently havn't this feature, because it looked this like a string(Left Alignment).
Hi, eike, There is a mistake in the component field. Peter told me that this issue maybe should assign to you. Is that OK?
The string will be recognized as date only if the cell already was assigned a Chinese date format matching this number and character mixture. For example, assigning the number format YYYY"年"M"月"D"日" before entering the string will work. The number parser should consider the separators defined in locale data (LongDateDaySeparator, LongDateMonthSeparator, LongDateYearSeparator) in yet other contexts than it does now.
Hello liushibo_redflag, *, would you be so kind to test it with a newer version of OOo than 680m241, please? As I can neither read nor write Chinese, I am only playing a reminder here ... ;) Maybe it is fixed in the meantime? HTH Thomas.
Hello Thomas, I tested with OOo3.2_zh-CN and OOo3.3 with language pack. This issue still exists. regards, Lihua
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