When pasting a list of decimal numbers using a comma as the decimal separator (e.g. 0,325), LibreOffice Calc incorrectly splits the value into multiple columns, as if the comma were a field delimiter. This happens even if each line only contains a single value.

This behavior is especially disruptive when pasting into a column formatted as percentage or number, where the user expects the pasted values to remain intact.

Steps to reproduce:

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0,235  
0,3253  
0,5121
In LibreOffice Calc, select a cell in a column formatted as % or Number.

Paste using mouse.

Actual result:
If you do not notice that auto detection is selected then each value is split into two columns (e.g. 0 in one cell, 235 in the next).

Expected result:
The pasted values should remain intact as 0,235, 0,3253, etc., and occupy only one column each.

Suggested solutions:
Add an option to disable automatic delimiter detection in the "Text Import" dialog when pasting.

Or apply a safer heuristic: if there's only one comma and no other delimiters, treat it as a decimal separator rather than a field separator.

Or at least provide a global preference to control this behavior.