https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171994
--- Comment #8 from ady <[email protected]> --- (In reply to [email protected] from comment #7) > One last question, if I could : Is it really intended that if one parameter > returns #N/D to VSTACK (ASSEMBV), the hole function return #N/D even if the > other parameters return a valid matrix? No, that is not what should happen, but it could happen. As you saw by yourself, each situation resulted in different types of errors. The error type / number is a hint, where exactly you should be looking, in order to solve the problem. The minimal text explanation of the error number is also located on the status bar (when you focus on the cell with the error). Err539: Unsupported inline array content Err504: Error in parameter list Err511: Variable missing There might be a bug in some function that you used, or there might be some typo somewhere. I do not know. I would suggest using the Ask site in order to get help from other users. Maybe another user can provide a solution for you, and/or maybe someone will find out that there is indeed a bug with one of the functions you used. For the Ask site, I would also suggest to provide a minimal sample file (without private information) and to be clear on what you want to achieve on which cells, instead of writing snippets or parts of formulas. That way, other users might be able to help you and, if there is indeed a bug, they can replicate it. If you open a topic for this issue on the Ask site, it might help if you could post a link to it here in this report. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
