https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61172
--- Comment #6 from Martin Vogel <[email protected]> --- mariosv, thank you for your help, both of your examples work. This leads to another problem. I thought, sum() was a function, but by its syntax it is a kind of command. Ok, I can live with that. But there still is the misleading function summe() which returns not the sum of a list, but its last member. =summe(3;4;5) does not result in 12, but 5! So =summe(<A1:A2>+<C1:C2>) is equivalent to =<A1:A2>+<C1:C2> but =summe(<A1:A2>;<C1:C2>) returns =<C1:C2> I will change the heading of the bug to make it more specific. Maybe the correct syntax could be shown by an example in the help text so that it becomes clear that the brackets have to be avoided. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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