In ONLYOFFICE Spreadsheet Editor, even when the regional settings are correctly configured (e.g., Spain or Germany), and the thousand separator is explicitly set to a dot (.) in the Advanced Settings, the default “Number” format does not automatically apply the thousand separator.
The only way to enable it is to manually go to More Formats → Number → check “Use thousand separator”, which is inefficient when working with large datasets or templates that rely on consistent formatting.
I suggest the following improvements:
- The default “Number” format should automatically respect the regional settings, including the thousand and decimal separators.
- If the user sets a custom separator in Advanced Settings, it should be reflected immediately in the default number formatting.
- Optionally, allow users to define and save a preferred number format (with thousand separator) as the default for new spreadsheets.
This would greatly improve usability and align ONLYOFFICE with the behavior of other major spreadsheet editors.