On Tue, 2011-05-17 at 18:17 +0900, matuaki wrote:
再現手順などを英語で書いてみました。この説明で分かりますでしょうか?
Japanese date format "YYYY年MM月DD日" is not recognized as a number on
date type on Axis format in Chart
How to reproduce the problem.
Tool->Option->Language Settings->Languages->Locale setting "Japanese"
1.File->New->Spreadsheet
2.Input value A1=1/1,A2=1/2,A3=1/3,A4=1/4,A5=1/5 and
B1=1,B2=2,B3=3,B4=4,B5=5
3.Select A1:B5
4.Create Column Chart(used Wizard)
5.Chart area double-click and right-click on X axis
6.[Format Axis] click on context-menu
7.[Scale]tab click and "Date" select in [Type]listbox
8.[Automatic]check-box in [Maximum] is unchecked
9.[Maximum]value changes "2011年1月5日" to "2011年1月3日"
10.Open dialog box "Numbers are required. Check your input."
11.[Maximum]value changes "2011年1月5日" to "2011/1/3" and [OK] click.
12.Open dialog box "Numbers are required. Check your input." again.
13.[Maximum]value changes "2011年1月3日" to "2011/1/3" and Enter key down.
14.Chart changes.
I think that date format changes "YYYY年MM月DD日" to "YYYY/MM/DD" in
[Maximum] and [Minimum]text-box in Japanese locale.
よいと思います。Bugzillaの方へ上げてやって下さい。
時期的に3.4最終版までに直るかどうかは怪しいですが(もうRC期でしかもそんな
にcriticalなバグではないので)、上げておけばいつかは対処すると思います。
しかもこのバグまた僕の方に回ってきそうだ.....(笑)。
Kohei
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