Hi Afvalbrievenbus,
Afvalbrievenbus schrieb:
Dear mailinglistreaders,
When I enter =11,36 + 5 in a cell, Libreoffice displays Err:509. I think
it's because of libreoffice doesn't recognise a comma as a decimal
separator. (I suspect this to be the problem, because when I enter a
period(.) instead of a comma(,), the errortext disappears.) I tried to fix
this by changing the preferences. I went to tools/options/languages. I have
the userinterface on English(UK), locale on English(UK), I unchecked the box
next to "decimal separator key" and I have Euro(Netherlands) as default
currency. However, with these settings I still get the errortext when I
enter =11,36 + 5 . What can I do to make Libreoffice accept a comma as a
decimal separator?
You can make your own document template and set it as default template.
In this template set the language of numbers to English(US) in tab
"numbers" in style "Default".
Kind regards
Regina
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