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Yuval Welis
Jul 05, 2021Brass Contributor
Numbers are written backwards in Right-to-Left direction (in Hebrew; OneNote of Office 365)
When starting new line of text in Hebrew (Right-to-Left direction), the numbers are written backwards (i.e 78 becomes 87; 1984 -> 4891). Only after deleting, the order is correct It's especially ...
- Jun 26, 2023It seems that soon after I wrote the above message by the end of December 2022, MS had finally fixed the bug... But only on Office 365: The Win 10-11 app still has this problem.
So if you have the Office version of OneNote - No bug there.
Tony He
Microsoft
Jul 07, 2021Yuval Welis Thanks for reporting this. I was able to reproduce this issue. I have filed a bug to investigate and fix this issue. While I can't predict which build will contain a fix, because this appears to be a regression, I'm confident it will be fixed in an upcoming update.
- adi733Jun 26, 2023Copper ContributorHi, I was wondering if there is a fix to this bug?
- Yuval WelisJun 26, 2023Brass ContributorIt seems that soon after I wrote the above message by the end of December 2022, MS had finally fixed the bug... But only on Office 365: The Win 10-11 app still has this problem.
So if you have the Office version of OneNote - No bug there.- Yuval WelisJun 26, 2023Brass ContributorI think that it was fixed only after I mentioned it on the Facebook page of the local MS branch. So if anyone want to be heard - that is where MS may pay attention to you. Hopefully...
- nshe123Aug 16, 2022Copper ContributorI would like to join Yuval in the request to look into this, as it's been a long time and this is a really pressing issue affecting all of onenote's users in Israel and in the middle east where RTL is common. Thank you.
- Yuval WelisDec 22, 2022Brass ContributorI raised this earlier this year at the Office Support forums, but no joy (I was asked for screenshot... Come on - it's easily reproducible),
Maybe on Telegram
- Yuval WelisJul 14, 2021Brass Contributor
Thanks!
My build of OneNote 365 is 16.0.14131.20296 , (2106) 64 bit.
I hope to see a fix soon. This is BTW a recurring problem in Office with Hebrew support since Office 2010, where numbers and punctuation signs change their position in a line because they did not follow the writing direction (LTR or RTL). I hope a better QA checking will be done there.
Thanks
Y. W.
- Yuval WelisAug 27, 2021Brass ContributorAfter upgrading to 2107 & 2108 builds - still no improvement.
As with Office 2010, I'm afraid there won't be a solution until the next big upgrade (maybe Office 2022).- Yuval WelisJul 24, 2022Brass Contributor
Still one year later & no show. The bug persist & annoy.
Is there any way to get it to MS?...