Sudheer Satyanarayana wrote:
Hello,
I have been experiencing weird issues with OpenOffice.Org Calc from few
days. In a spreadsheet cell I have entered the date - 23 September 2007.
It is displayed as 22. Sep. 2007. When I place the cursor on the cell, I
see 09/23/2007 on the formula bar. The date displayed on the formula bar
is correct. The format code for this cell is D. MMM. YYYY. All the dates
seem to go back one day. I have set Tools>Options>OpenOffice.org
Calc>Calculate>Date to 12/30/1989 (default).
How can I fix the problem?
In an attempt to fix the problem, I have set 24 hour clock type in Clock
Preferences. I have also uninstalled the OpenOffice.Org package which
was bundled with Fedora Core 6. I'm now using OpenOffice.org 2.3.0.
Whatever I have tried to fix the problem till date has failed.
If you check the OpenOffice.org archives, there may be something in
there about this. I remember seeing something about this some time ago,
before 2.2 came out if I am correct.
I am running FC6 and I tried to recreate the issue in 2.3 but mine works.
Have you tried different date formats to see if it is just related to
the date format?
Are you using the hardware clock set to UTC or local time?
Just trying to find out more details.
Note, if you install the OOo version of 2.3, you will have to install
the Java Media Foundation to get sound in presentations. I found this
out last week.
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Robin Laing
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