Re: New worksheet in a long-existing (and working) file changes expression to string after saving and closing (and then reopening)

2022-09-16 Thread Ron Gaw via gnumeric-list
Thanks.  

Took another shot at building with mingw64 tool chain, made some progress but C 
is not my strength and the multiple declarations warnings/ errors have me 
stumped (the #ifdef / #define / # endif declaration blocks and use of extern in 
 parse-until.h of version 1.12.x look just fine to me…).  Someday I’ll resolve 
it 

R

> On Sep 16, 2022, at 5:46 PM, Morten Welinder  wrote:
> 
> It's very likely a matter of sheet order.  The version you're running
> is so old I have no good feel for the bugs we've fixed in the
> meantime.
> 
> M.

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Re: New worksheet in a long-existing (and working) file changes expression to string after saving and closing (and then reopening)

2022-09-16 Thread Morten Welinder
It's very likely a matter of sheet order.  The version you're running
is so old I have no good feel for the bugs we've fixed in the
meantime.

M.
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Re: New worksheet in a long-existing (and working) file changes expression to string after saving and closing (and then reopening)

2022-09-13 Thread Ron G via gnumeric-list
Quick follow-up : it does work just fine once I moved the "Categories" 
worksheet ahead of the worksheet with the expression.


I did notice when I loaded the file in the Cygwin-X gnumeric 1.12 that 
this was not an issue.  Someday I'll figure out the compile time issues 
with MSYS2... but for now, I'm going to eek along with this version 
since the mouse scrolling is what I really haven't found an equivalent 
anywhere else (including in the Cygwin-X compiled version).


RG


On 9/13/2022 12:11 PM, Ron G wrote:
Thanks for the direction.  I did run it from the command line, and 
this is the (repeated) error shown:


** (C:\Program Files (x86)\Gnumeric\1.10.16\bin\gnumeric.exe:219032): 
WARNING **: Unparsable expression for M50: 
=dsum(Tab1!$A$2:$O$126,8,Categories!NamedRange1)


yet I can paste that exact equation into the cell and it works, at 
least until I close the file and load it again.  Wondering if it's 
parsing the expression *before* the Named Ranges are loaded?  I'm 
going to try moving the "Categories" tab to earlier in the 
spreadsheet, perhaps the order matters?


RG

On 9/13/2022 12:00 PM, Morten Welinder wrote:

That is indeed an ancient version.

Try running from the command line -- there might be error messages
with hints of what is going on.

M.




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Re: New worksheet in a long-existing (and working) file changes expression to string after saving and closing (and then reopening)

2022-09-13 Thread Ron G via gnumeric-list
Thanks for the direction.  I did run it from the command line, and this 
is the (repeated) error shown:


** (C:\Program Files (x86)\Gnumeric\1.10.16\bin\gnumeric.exe:219032): 
WARNING **: Unparsable expression for M50: 
=dsum(Tab1!$A$2:$O$126,8,Categories!NamedRange1)


yet I can paste that exact equation into the cell and it works, at least 
until I close the file and load it again.  Wondering if it's parsing the 
expression *before* the Named Ranges are loaded?  I'm going to try 
moving the "Categories" tab to earlier in the spreadsheet, perhaps the 
order matters?


RG

On 9/13/2022 12:00 PM, Morten Welinder wrote:

That is indeed an ancient version.

Try running from the command line -- there might be error messages
with hints of what is going on.

M.


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Re: New worksheet in a long-existing (and working) file changes expression to string after saving and closing (and then reopening)

2022-09-13 Thread Morten Welinder
That is indeed an ancient version.

Try running from the command line -- there might be error messages
with hints of what is going on.

M.
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