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Peter Pervers wrote

Following problem:

- I am using LibreOffice 3.6.0.2 on Kubuntu 12.04.
- I am using a English US locale where the decimal separator is the
period.
- when I copy these three numbers out of this text box:

2.09
2.40
2.12

  and paste them into Calc cells B2:B4 with the following settings

- Separated by tab
- Text delimiter = nothing
- Field/column type: Standard

  then they are pasted in but

- as you can see in the attachment calc1.png , when the field category
is changed to Text

Are you really sure about your English locale? Whatever I try in any other
version, I alwasys get numbers. I can't test with 3.6 since I wiped that
rubbish off my disc.



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