Created attachment 56653 [details] spreadsheet containing timestamp values displayed with a date format Hi, When filtering on timestamp displayed with a date format, the box of the filter shows some values in the timestamp format instead of the date format. This prevents from selecting the whole day. See the joined example LibO 3.5.0 rc3 / Windows 7 (tested on 3.4.5: no problem)
Indeed, the filter box shows the value without format while the filter works on formatted values. Confirmed with LO 3.5.0 rc3 and LO 3.5.1rc0+ (Version ID : 848b0b4-8c0b455-f9b8d0b-ad1896d-24eb504) Kohei: it seems that this one is for you. Please feel free to reassign if you can't handle this. Best regards. JBF
Created attachment 56988 [details] screenshot of the filter box
Here are additional explanations: I use frequently the autofilter on a column of timestamp formated in dates, what allows me to select quickly a whole day. With the joined spreadsheet file, while all the column indeed has the same format, the box of the filter gives the result shown in the joined screenshot. For instance, I cannot in this example select the date of 08/01/2010 and obtain all the data of this day, I can only select a single line while this day contains 11 lines. That works correctly on previous versions (3.4)
I tested it with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1 and in my case it looks different. LO recognises the date format and shows the year, months and days which I can then select. Was there maybe a change in LO since this bug was reported?
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(In reply to A (Andy) from comment #4) > I tested it with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1 and in my case it looks different. LO > recognises the date format and shows the year, months and days which I can > then select. Was there maybe a change in LO since this bug was reported? Same for me with LO 5.1.2.0.0+ Closing as WorksForMe. Feel free to reopen if you disagree. Best regards. JBF