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> I don't know how you enter the AVERAGE() formula in lower case
Type:
= average()
everything in lower case ;-)
Now, joking aside, I do not have the original Excel file anymore. However, I may
think that the following went wrong: for some reason, Excel did mark the column
as text and did not evaluate the string entered. Can somebody check, IF the
ODS-file does contain indeed a text entry?
Even then, a text entry should start with a ('), which it doesn't.
I wonder also, why Calc does not test IF the new entry is something different.
Now, let's go to row 79 and type:
= su
auto-completion suggests SUM, but when we enter SUM(...), nothing gets computed.
The entry is still interpreted as plain text.
Even entering a number, will make it text: try with 123
Enter in A80:
123
It gets formatted to the left, like text. Then write in cell D80:
= A80 + 1
You get 1, strange! This is because text '123' is interpreted as 0 in Calc. The
funny thing is, 123 is really 123 and NOT '123 !!!
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