Actually, it is getting more and more weird: When I was able to open the file in OOo-RPM oocalc, I have of course saved the file as .ods. Now, when I open it with OOo-Debian (freshly from unstable), the bug is there again (see attached example). When I went into the zip file, I found this in the content.xml (broken lines for this message, it is cell E3):
<table:table-cell office:value-type="date"
office:date-value="1948-11-12">
<text:p>11/11/48</text:p>
</table:table-cell>
office:date-value is correct, but text:p (which is what is
apparently displayed) is wrong.
Any thoughts?
Matej
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test.ods
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