Al least function TEXT is dependent of language in the format code argument. When the lenguage of cell is English (decimal separator is ".") the formula TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") returns "1234.500" but when the lenguage of cell is Spanish (decimal separator is ",") the formula TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") return "1.235" When you change cell language in the "Format cells" dialog or when you change locale settings in Tools -> Options... -> Language Settings -> Languages and the result of the function is diferent, the cell is not automatically recalculated. Procedure to test first case: 1) Create a new calc file 2) Set language of cell A1 to "English (USA)" (not starting with default) 3) Enter formula in cell A1 =TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") Result show in cell is 1234.500 4) Change language of cell A1 to "Spanish (Spain)" (not starting with default) Nothing changes in result 5) Over cell A1 press F9 Result changes to 1.235 Procedure to test second case: 1) In Tools -> Options... -> Language Settings -> Languages set locale settings to "English (USA)" 2) Create a new calc file 3) Enter formula in cell A1 =TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") Result show in cell is 1234.500 4) In Tools -> Options... -> Language Settings -> Languages set locale settings to "Spanish (Spain)" Nothing changes in result 5) Over cell A1 press F9 Result changes to 1.235
Does it work a hard recacl [Ctrl+Shft+F9]
When done a hard recalc all the cells are recalculated. Also I think I have found a unexpected behaviour of standard recalculate (F9). As specified pressing the F9 key should not recalculate the cells with the formulas that use TEXT but in fact the cell in which is the cursor (but only that cell) is recalculated.
[F9] recalcs all modified cells and dependents, but some matrix functions needs a hard recalc. Please @Eike can confirm what it's the proper behavior bere.
I looked at functions FIXED and DOLLAR: FIXED(12345/10,2,false) returns "1,234.50" in english and "1.234,50" in spanish. DOLLAR(12345/10,2) returns "$1,234.50" in english and "1.234,50 €" in spanish. When you change cell language in the "Format cells" and the result of the function is diferent nothing changes as only consider locale settings in Tools, Options. When you change locale settings in Tools -> Options... -> Language Settings -> Languages and the result of the function is diferent, the cell is not automatically recalculated. The cell is recalculated when you press [F9] over cell or when you press [Ctrl+Shft+F9].
I can confirm with Version: 6.2.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: b7e139fa21607f488465fd87333db757ad0c91a2 CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 4.4; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3; and 4.1 When the lenguage of cell is English (decimal separator is ".") the formula TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") returns "1234.500" but when the lenguage of cell is Spanish (decimal separator is ",") the formula TEXT(12345/10,"#.000") return "1.235" When you change cell language in the "Format cells" dialog or when you change locale settings in Tools -> Options... -> Language Settings -> Languages and the result of the function is diferent, the cell is not automatically recalculated --- informational message: Because the current formula separator settings conflict with the locale, the formula separators have been reset to their default values. can be tweaked or we should trigger recalculation.
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It is still present in version 7.5.2.2 Version: 7.5.2.2 (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 53bb9681a964705cf672590721dbc85eb4d0c3a2 CPU threads: 6; OS: Windows 10.0 Build 19045; UI render: Skia/Raster; VCL: win Locale: es-ES (en_US); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
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