Error? Formating a time string with %u gives always a , despite a %.;

[Ralph01]

I want a fractional part of a comma in my time string and used this format string:

%.;%<%S%3u>T

Because of my locale I'm getting in a common case a comma. But I want a point, so I used a %.; in my format string. But this isn't working. My LV is the last version.

[TomAD]

Hi.

I am a little uncertain if I understand the problem correct, so forgive me if this does notanswer your question.

If the desired format does return a comma in stead of a point you could use the Search and Replace String function to replace the comma with a point.

-Tom

[TCPlomp]

This is a 'forgetton' bug. Somehow it falls of the 'known issues' list for every release.

I have a bug filed here.

It turns out the decimal sign for the miliseconds is:

1. Always shown
2. Always the local decimal sign

I have a car 4I0EE2BQ  for this specific issue.

Ton

[Ralph01]

Thank you!