Date format has some square boxes in font
Date format has some square boxes in font
in spreadsheet in format window, date format is showing square fonts. what could be wrong ?
Libreoffice 6.4.7 windows 10 enterprise, 64 bit
Re: Date format has some square boxes in font
The language setting shown there is Hindi. Displaying Hindi requires characters that are not present in many fonts, such as (apparently) the font used for the user interface.
Evidently you're not working with a Hindi user interface; do you want the document language set to Hindi? If so, it seems there is font support missing. If you don't intend to work in Hindi, maybe that setting was picked up erroneously by OO.
I'm not sure why that might happen or what to do about it, exactly. You might check under Tools > Options > Langauge Settings > Languages ...
Evidently you're not working with a Hindi user interface; do you want the document language set to Hindi? If so, it seems there is font support missing. If you don't intend to work in Hindi, maybe that setting was picked up erroneously by OO.
I'm not sure why that might happen or what to do about it, exactly. You might check under Tools > Options > Langauge Settings > Languages ...
AOO4/LO5 • Linux • Fedora 23
Re: Date format has some square boxes in font
(Editing: Sorry! Post crossed.)
Some date formats create output containing text (names of months, names of weekdays). To exemplifiy them the cell format dialog needs access to a font assigned to the language set for the cell's 'Numbers' format. I your case this laguage is Hindi. For reasons I cannot reasonably guess without success to your system this assignment seems to be missing.
Using Hindi for date formats is well supported on my system (Europe, Germany, Win 10, UI-language= 'English (UK)', locale = 'English (UK)', default language for CTL = Hindi, CTL not enabled).
Some date formats create output containing text (names of months, names of weekdays). To exemplifiy them the cell format dialog needs access to a font assigned to the language set for the cell's 'Numbers' format. I your case this laguage is Hindi. For reasons I cannot reasonably guess without success to your system this assignment seems to be missing.
Using Hindi for date formats is well supported on my system (Europe, Germany, Win 10, UI-language= 'English (UK)', locale = 'English (UK)', default language for CTL = Hindi, CTL not enabled).
On Windows 10: LibreOffice 24.2 (new numbering) and older versions, PortableOpenOffice 4.1.7 and older, StarOffice 5.2
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