On 7/26/05, Stan Goodman <sgood@hashkedim.com> wrote:

** Reply to message from Audrius <audver@gmail.com> on Tue, 26 Jul 2005 10:42:17 +0300

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Hi,

I like to use Gnumeric when do simple calculations. But in SuSE 9.3 in default installation Gnumeric acts strange. When I input integer number like 10 or 12 it does calculation. If I input 1,2 or 10,23 numbers in calculations it refuses stating that this is "Invalid expression". If I input in cell 1,2 or any non integer number it rounds it down to integer, i.e., 1,2->1,00 , 2,8->2,00 etc.

From where I can get normally working Gnumeric?

My locale is Lithuanian, but I do not think that it is problem...

Audrius

Audrius...

Excuse me for taking an ignorant shot in the dark: Is it possible that, for your locale settings, or some desktop setting, it wants to see "1,2" rather than "1.2"?

:-) no, that is not a case...

More probable: There must be a setting in Gnumeric for the number of decimal places allowed. Is it possible that it is set to 0?

No. Cell is set to General. Even if I set cell to Number with 3 Decimal places, when I input 1,3 Gnumeric rounds it to 1,000.

Do you live in Vilnius? I spent two weeks there a few years ago, and was enchanted by it.

Yes. I live in Vilnius... And it keeps to change very quickly and now looks even more beautiful!!! If you get another chance to visit us - do it! Audrius PS: I suggest you to travel in whole country - Lithuania is amazing!