Critical bug in LibreOffice Calc when using mod (showstopper for 3.5.4?)

Axel Reimer <loparity -AT- fpgas.de>

Wed, 23 May 2012 13:59:00 +0200 (CEST)

Hello, in LibreOffice Calc 3.5.3 there is a critical bug in the mod function. When using =mod=(0,3*100;10) in a cell 3,5527E-015 is displayed as result =mod=(0,4*100;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(0,5*100;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(0,6*100;10) in a cell 7,1054E-015 is displayed as result =mod=(0,7*100;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(0,8*100;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(0,9*100;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(30;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result =mod=(60;10) in a cell 0 is displayed as result The values for 0,3*100 and 0,6*100 are definitely wrong. This could be a showstopper if this still happens in LibreOffice 3.5.4 RC1. Can someone test if this occurs in 3.5.4 RC1? Best regards, Axel

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