Open wouterVE opened 5 years ago
Hello, @wouterVE. What OS do you use as client? What localization do you use in Spreadsheet Editor (File > Advanced Settings)?
Hi @Rita-Bubnova I'm using windows 10 1803 with the following regional settings: Keyboard layout is Azerty Belgian Point as mentioned earlier.
In spreadsheet I'm using regional settings = Nederlands
Thank you. The problem you described far greater that it can be seemed at first. I created an issue 43413 to discuss it with our team.
You're welcome. Thanks for creating an enhancement for this. If any help needed, please feel free to ask. kr wouter
I'm having the same problem. This is the biggest obstacle to being able to use the onlyoffice in my language (spanish). Is a BIG problem for us.
@stevearbour I think this may help, but please if got any more question - create new separate issue
I face the same problemwith an azerty keyboard both on onlyoffice dsktop and onlyoffice on the cloud... It is a major issue actually.
I have the same issue, I use my numeric keypad a lot with spreadsheet. When I use the dot key, it does not convert it to a comma like libreoffice. When Will this be implemented in onlyoffice?
@Rita-Bubnova Do you have some more information regarding this issues? This is the only reason I still use libreoffice.
@xtreemrage Sorry, currently there is no news
If you really need this implemented ASAP - it's better to contact sales@onlyoffice.com
Do you want to request a feature
What is the current behavior? We're using a Azerty keyboard (Belgian point). When using the dot (.) on the numeric keypad, spreadsheet shows a dot. When entering decimal numbers using the dot, spreadsheet don't recognize this as a number but as text instead.
What is the expected behavior? An option (probably build in the regional settings) to change this behavior so that entering a number using the numeric dot (.) shows a comma (,).
Example: Entering 1.23 shows as 1,23
Explanation: In our region we use , as decimal separator and . as thousand separator