| Summary: |
FORMATTING: user-defined cell formatting fails with semicolon between quotation marks |
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LibreOffice
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Reporter: |
AxelF <bugzilla> |
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Spreadsheet | Assignee: |
Not Assigned <libreoffice-bugs> |
| Status: |
NEW
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major
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| Priority: |
high
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CC: |
klauspeter.schmitt
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| Version: |
4.0.1.2 release | |
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| Hardware: |
All | |
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| OS: |
Windows (All) | |
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| Whiteboard: |
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i915 platform:
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i915 features:
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| Attachments: |
correct and incorrect cell formatting examples
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Created attachment 76139 [details] correct and incorrect cell formatting examples Problem description: -------------------- The cell-formatting parser does not recognize the semicolon inside quotation marks (as string limiter) correctly as string, as the semicolon is also used as separator between positive and negative format information. Steps to reproduce: ------------------- a1. Select some cells a2. Open 'Format cells...' dialogue a3. Select 'user-defined' a4. Enter first format code "L#"0"s@";"L#"-0"s@" (with quotation marks) a5. Click OK a6. Enter a number (e.g. '123') into one of the formatted cells a7. Displayed result is 'L#123s@' (= correct) a8. Enter a negative number (e.g. '-123') into one of the formatted cells a9. Displayed result is 'L#-123s@' (= correct) b1. Select some cells b2. Open 'Format cells...' dialogue b3. Select 'user-defined' b4. Enter second format code "L#"0"s;";"L#"-0"s;" ('@' is replaced by ';') b5. Click OK b6. Enter a number (e.g. '123') into one of the formatted cells b7. Displayed result is 'L#123"s' (= incorrect) b8. Enter a negative number (e.g. '-123') into one of the formatted cells b9. Displayed result is '"' (= incorrect) Expected behaviour: ------------------- User-defined cell formatting of number (e.g. '123') shall lead to output like 'L#123s;' (with 'L#" before the number and 's;' after the number).