Description: Support to Korean Traditional Calendar, Dan-gi(단기/檀紀) Calendar on LibreOffice The era name, Dangi(단기,檀紀) originating from the foundation of Gojoseon[고조선/古朝鮮] is also widely used in Korea as an indication of long civilization of Korea. Full name: Dangun-giwon (단군기원, 檀君紀元 "First Age of Lord Dangun" : 1948-1961) Abbreviation Name: Dangi(단기,檀紀) The Dangi Calendar measures years from the ancient founding of Korea in 2333 B.C. Until 1961, Republic of Korea(대한민국/大韓民國, a.k.a. South Korea) officially used to Dangi(단기/檀紀) era http://www.law.go.kr/법령/연호에관한법률/(00004,19480925) 年號에關한法律 [시행 1948. 9. 25.] [법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25., 제정] 大韓民國의 公用年號는 檀君紀元으로 한다. 附則 <법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25.> 本法은 公布日로부터 施行한다. Nowaday, It's not official era in Korea, But, Private sector in Korea sometimes use it. It supported on MS Windows & MS Office, Hancom Office Suite. Also, Windows 10 support Dangi Calendar. ICU library support Dangi Calendar. ICU4C 50 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9255 ICU4J 51 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9616 Hancom is HWP software developed company, MS Excel & Hancom Hancell(Hancom Office Suite's Spreadsheet)'s Dangi(단기/檀紀) Cell Property pattern If Today is May 4, 2019, then It shows "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ In Korea, MS OFffice, & Hancom Hancell uses that's cell attributes, LibreOffice should support to Dangi Calendar for Interoperation in Korea. Actual Results: Today is May 23, 2019. It shows "2019년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "2019년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "2019년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "2019년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ Expected Results: Today is May 23, 2019. It shows "4352년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: ICU4J https://ssl.icu-project.org/trac/changeset/32426 Adding the traditional Korean calendar (Dangi) support to ICU4J. https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/commit/ed0ef7c2427078bb38211293e1ef090aab5e6f25#diff-f3f4352a0a0739dc705276a31851a473 below is ICU Library's Dangi Calendar The start year of the Korean traditional calendar (Dan-gi) is the inaugural year of Dan-gun (BC 2333). private static final int DANGI_EPOCH_YEAR = -2332;
I've just submitted Korean Dangi(단기/檀紀) Calendar on LibreOffice Repository Support to Korean Dangi Calendar for Tdf#125446 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/72807
In Additional, add two Dangi Cell attributes If Today is May 4, 2019, then "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "4352-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on MS Excel And Hancom Hancell "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "4352-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ (In reply to DaeHyun Sung from comment #0) > Description: > Support to Korean Traditional Calendar, Dan-gi(단기/檀紀) Calendar on LibreOffice > > The era name, Dangi(단기,檀紀) originating from the foundation of > Gojoseon[고조선/古朝鮮] is also widely used in Korea as an indication of long > civilization of Korea. > Full name: Dangun-giwon (단군기원, 檀君紀元 "First Age of Lord Dangun" : 1948-1961) > Abbreviation Name: Dangi(단기,檀紀) > The Dangi Calendar measures years from the ancient founding of Korea in 2333 > B.C. > > Until 1961, Republic of Korea(대한민국/大韓民國, a.k.a. South Korea) officially used > to Dangi(단기/檀紀) era > http://www.law.go.kr/법령/연호에관한법률/(00004,19480925) > 年號에關한法律 [시행 1948. 9. 25.] [법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25., 제정] > 大韓民國의 公用年號는 檀君紀元으로 한다. > 附則 <법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25.> 本法은 公布日로부터 施行한다. > > Nowaday, It's not official era in Korea, But, Private sector in Korea > sometimes use it. > > It supported on MS Windows & MS Office, Hancom Office Suite. > Also, Windows 10 support Dangi Calendar. > > ICU library support Dangi Calendar. > ICU4C 50 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9255 > ICU4J 51 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9616 > > Hancom is HWP software developed company, > MS Excel & Hancom Hancell(Hancom Office Suite's Spreadsheet)'s Dangi(단기/檀紀) > Cell Property pattern > > If Today is May 4, 2019, then > It shows "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > D"일" DDDD;@ > "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > DDDD;@ > "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > > In Korea, MS OFffice, & Hancom Hancell uses that's cell attributes, > LibreOffice should support to Dangi Calendar for Interoperation in Korea. > > > Actual Results: > Today is May 23, 2019. > It shows "2019년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > D"일" DDDD;@ > "2019년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > "2019년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > DDDD;@ > "2019년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > Expected Results: > Today is May 23, 2019. > It shows "4352년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > D"일" DDDD;@ > "4352년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > "4352년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > DDDD;@ > "4352년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > > Reproducible: Always > > > User Profile Reset: No > > > > Additional Info: > ICU4J > https://ssl.icu-project.org/trac/changeset/32426 > Adding the traditional Korean calendar (Dangi) support to ICU4J. > https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/commit/ > ed0ef7c2427078bb38211293e1ef090aab5e6f25#diff- > f3f4352a0a0739dc705276a31851a473 > > below is ICU Library's Dangi Calendar > The start year of the Korean traditional calendar (Dan-gi) is the inaugural > year of Dan-gun (BC 2333). > private static final int DANGI_EPOCH_YEAR = -2332;
Created attachment 151603 [details] Example of Dangi Calendar XLSX Example of Korean Dangi Calendar XLSX
Created attachment 151604 [details] Example of Korean Dangi Calendar XLS Example of Korean Dangi Calendar XLS
Created attachment 151605 [details] View Korean Dangi Calendar cell difference between Hancom Hancell and LibreOffice. View Korean Dangi Calendar cell difference between Hancom Hancell and LibreOffice. Left. Hancom Hancell (Correct, Expected the Dangi Calendar expression) Right. LibreOffice (Not show Dangi Calendar expression, only show Gregorian expression)
Sorry I mis-typed some contents( comment #2 ) Below is correct contents. In Additional, add two Dangi Cell attributes If Today is May 4, 2019, then "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "52-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on MS Excel And Hancom Hancell "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "52-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ (In reply to DaeHyun Sung from comment #2) > In Additional, add two Dangi Cell attributes > If Today is May 4, 2019, then > > "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ > "4352-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ > > > Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on MS Excel And Hancom Hancell > "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ > "4352-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ > "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ > "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > DDDD;@ > "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > (In reply to DaeHyun Sung from comment #0) > > Description: > > Support to Korean Traditional Calendar, Dan-gi(단기/檀紀) Calendar on LibreOffice > > > > The era name, Dangi(단기,檀紀) originating from the foundation of > > Gojoseon[고조선/古朝鮮] is also widely used in Korea as an indication of long > > civilization of Korea. > > Full name: Dangun-giwon (단군기원, 檀君紀元 "First Age of Lord Dangun" : 1948-1961) > > Abbreviation Name: Dangi(단기,檀紀) > > The Dangi Calendar measures years from the ancient founding of Korea in 2333 > > B.C. > > > > Until 1961, Republic of Korea(대한민국/大韓民國, a.k.a. South Korea) officially used > > to Dangi(단기/檀紀) era > > http://www.law.go.kr/법령/연호에관한법률/(00004,19480925) > > 年號에關한法律 [시행 1948. 9. 25.] [법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25., 제정] > > 大韓民國의 公用年號는 檀君紀元으로 한다. > > 附則 <법률 제4호, 1948. 9. 25.> 本法은 公布日로부터 施行한다. > > > > Nowaday, It's not official era in Korea, But, Private sector in Korea > > sometimes use it. > > > > It supported on MS Windows & MS Office, Hancom Office Suite. > > Also, Windows 10 support Dangi Calendar. > > > > ICU library support Dangi Calendar. > > ICU4C 50 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9255 > > ICU4J 51 http://bugs.icu-project.org/trac/ticket/9616 > > > > Hancom is HWP software developed company, > > MS Excel & Hancom Hancell(Hancom Office Suite's Spreadsheet)'s Dangi(단기/檀紀) > > Cell Property pattern > > > > If Today is May 4, 2019, then > > It shows "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > > D"일" DDDD;@ > > "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > > "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > > DDDD;@ > > "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > > > > > In Korea, MS OFffice, & Hancom Hancell uses that's cell attributes, > > LibreOffice should support to Dangi Calendar for Interoperation in Korea. > > > > > > Actual Results: > > Today is May 23, 2019. > > It shows "2019년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > > D"일" DDDD;@ > > "2019년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > > "2019년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > > DDDD;@ > > "2019년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > > > Expected Results: > > Today is May 23, 2019. > > It shows "4352년 5월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" > > D"일" DDDD;@ > > "4352년 5월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ > > "4352년 05월 23일 목요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" > > DDDD;@ > > "4352년 05월 23일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ > > > > > > Reproducible: Always > > > > > > User Profile Reset: No > > > > > > > > Additional Info: > > ICU4J > > https://ssl.icu-project.org/trac/changeset/32426 > > Adding the traditional Korean calendar (Dangi) support to ICU4J. > > https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/commit/ > > ed0ef7c2427078bb38211293e1ef090aab5e6f25#diff- > > f3f4352a0a0739dc705276a31851a473 > > > > below is ICU Library's Dangi Calendar > > The start year of the Korean traditional calendar (Dan-gi) is the inaugural > > year of Dan-gun (BC 2333). > > private static final int DANGI_EPOCH_YEAR = -2332;
Assigning to DaeHyun because submitted a change with https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/72807
I'm slightly confused about the [$-0] part in [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD How does that switch to the Dangun calendar? I suppose it works only in a Korean locale or even only in a Korean Excel version? For [$-412] the 412 is just the hex LCID for the Korean locale, that should not switch calendars unless maybe the Dangun calendar is made the default calendar of the ko-KR locale.
(In reply to Eike Rathke from comment #8) > I'm slightly confused about the [$-0] part in [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD > How does that switch to the Dangun calendar? I suppose it works only in a > Korean locale or even only in a Korean Excel version? > In my opinion, It works on Korean locale. That Dangi Calendar works on MS Excel korean locale and Hancom Hancell(Excel compatible, Hancom Office suite's spreadsheet). In Excel, select Calendar box (Belows are Two Calendar selection) 1. '서기' - Gregorian Calendar 2. '단기' - Dangi Calendar If you select '단기', then It shows 6 attributes. Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on MS Excel "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "52-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ otherwise,(select '서기') It's typical Gregorian Calendar cell attributes. In Hancom Hancell(한셀), all Calendar shows.(both '서기' - Gregorian Calendar and '단기' - Dangi Calendar) > For [$-412] the 412 is just the hex LCID for the Korean locale, that should > not switch calendars unless maybe the Dangun calendar is made the default > calendar of the ko-KR locale.
Created attachment 151647 [details] Example of Dangi Calendar on MS Excel (In reply to Eike Rathke from comment #8) > I'm slightly confused about the [$-0] part in [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD > How does that switch to the Dangun calendar? I suppose it works only in a > Korean locale or even only in a Korean Excel version? > Example of Dangi Calendar works on MS Excel korean locale. In Excel, select Calendar box (Belows are Two Calendar selection) 1. '서기' - Gregorian Calendar 2. '단기' - Dangi Calendar If you select '단기', then It shows 6 attributes. Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on MS Excel "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD;@ "52-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YY/M/D;@ "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" M"월" D"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-412]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일" DDDD;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-0]YYYY"년" MM"월" DD"일";@ otherwise,(select '서기') It's typical Gregorian Calendar cell attributes.
Created attachment 151648 [details] Example of Dangi Calendar on Hancom Hancell (In reply to Eike Rathke from comment #8) > I'm slightly confused about the [$-0] part in [$-0]YYYY/MM/DD > How does that switch to the Dangun calendar? I suppose it works only in a > Korean locale or even only in a Korean Excel version? > Example of Dangi Calendar works on Hancom Hancell(Excel compatible, Hancom Office suite's spreadsheet). "사용자 정의:(User Custom) selected item then show Dangi Calendar 6 patterns Total 6 Dangi Calendar Cell attributes pattern on Hancom Hancell(Excel compatible, Hancom Office suite's spreadsheet). "4352-05-04", When Cell attributes sets [$-50000]yyyy-mm-dd;@ "52-5-4", When Cell attributes sets [$-50000]yy-m-d;@ "4352년 5월 4일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-50412]yyyy"년" m"월" d"일" dddd;@ "4352년 5월 4일", When Cell attributes sets [$-50000]yyyy"년" m"월" d"일";@ "4352년 05월 04일 토요일", When Cell attributes sets [$-50412]yyyy"년" mm"월" dd"일" dddd;@ "4352년 05월 04일", When Cell attributes sets [$-50000]yyyy"년" mm"월" dd"일";@
I split commits. 1. I re-push the earlier patch set Support to Korean Dangi Calendar for tdf#125446 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/72943 2. add locale xml data. add Dangi calendar locale data for tdf#125446 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/72944
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/5e67aa92a8f08fe488c9344851c2f819d4eaa542%5E%21 Support to Korean Dangi Calendar for tdf#125446 It will be available in 6.3.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/e9395f87619af7c9b755ee8ff34ecfaae7df9c98%5E%21 add Dangi calendar locale data for tdf#125446 It will be available in 6.3.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "libreoffice-6-3": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/3222a51c03757cccffc81c1be79c553b8a198349%5E%21 Support to Korean Dangi Calendar for tdf#125446 It will be available in 6.3.0.1. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "libreoffice-6-3": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/+/54c75956795280bd940df24c907ab51cc3733cf1%5E%21 add Dangi calendar locale data for tdf#125446 It will be available in 6.3.0.1. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
A polite ping to DaeHyun Sung: Is this bug fixed? if so, could you please close it as RESOLVED FIXED ? Otherwise, Could you please explain what's missing? Thanks
(In reply to Xisco Faulí from comment #17) > A polite ping to DaeHyun Sung: > Is this bug fixed? if so, could you please close it as RESOLVED FIXED ? > Otherwise, Could you please explain what's missing? > Thanks When I search LCID on Stackoverflow, I found and watched the post. the post is "What does the 130000 in Excel locale code [$-130000] mean?" https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54134729/what-does-the-130000-in-excel-locale-code-130000-mean MSDN Calendar Identifiers https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/intl/calendar-identifiers I found the Korean Dangi calendar identifier at MSDN Calendar Identifiers 5 CAL_KOREA Korean Tangun Era So, I fix the zformat.cxx and committed it. https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/87546 show Korean Dangi Calendar and fix DateSeparator tdf#125446 Please, Check and review! In my case, It is good.
(In reply to DaeHyun Sung from comment #18) > (In reply to Xisco Faulí from comment #17) > > A polite ping to DaeHyun Sung: > > Is this bug fixed? if so, could you please close it as RESOLVED FIXED ? > > Otherwise, Could you please explain what's missing? > > Thanks > > When I search LCID on Stackoverflow, I found and watched the post. > the post is "What does the 130000 in Excel locale code [$-130000] mean?" > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54134729/what-does-the-130000-in-excel- > locale-code-130000-mean > > > MSDN Calendar Identifiers > https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/intl/calendar-identifiers > > I found the Korean Dangi calendar identifier at MSDN Calendar Identifiers > > 5 > CAL_KOREA > Korean Tangun Era > > So, I fix the zformat.cxx and committed it. > > https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/87546 show Korean Dangi Calendar and > fix DateSeparator tdf#125446 > > Please, Check and review! > > In my case, It is good. In my opinion, When I check the locale data on LibreOffice, Some Excel's Korean locale data set and LibreOffice's Korean locale data sets elements are different. So, localedata/data/ko_KR.xml file need to change the xml definition contents. I'll register the issue for change the localedata/data/ko_KR.xml contents. So, I'll only change zformat.cxx file. As a result, Now, I've submitted only to change zformat.cxx (show dangi calendar on Calc) Check it show Korean Dangi Calendar format tdf#125446 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/87689
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/7ffd38fc54dda2d2c84eab19c40efcbac7fb0bff show Korean Dangi Calendar format tdf#125446 It will be available in 7.0.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
DaeHyun Sung committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/34b25ee3f8ef887997f73c16d13fe64f8bbbb1c9 Korean Dangi Calendar Testcase tdf#125446 It will be available in 7.0.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
Checked Excel compatibility, Looks good. so the issue is resolved