Created attachment 171053 [details] the output and the control properties is in the picture
I could confirm the buggy behavior. The properties of the control will show the right format but the control will show the separator of the language, which is set at Options → Language Settings → Languages → Formats → Local Setting For German the sparator will be a '.', in the screenshot it is a '-' If I change to a formatted field it will show the right format while editing the form and switch to test the input. But the format won't be saved in the form so the language settings of this field are ignored also.
I have a column with date entries. It has a date format: 20-02-2022 I select the column and click "Date" to ensure date field for all cells. I click the popout to select the date format: dd/mm/yyyy Most of the dates change (rows 1-177) to the new format, but others (below row 177) will not change to the new format. I clear the formatting for those cells. No change.
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