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Thank you - I updated the function help wiki text accordingly.
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Eike, please see also:
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=113739
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Our proposal for the function wizard:-
function description:
calculates the
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Regina and I are discussing this by private email and will come up with
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Hi Regina
I think you mean 'z-score' rather than 'z-core'.
For your short
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I'm not sure that's exactly right. The p-value can refer to the value on the
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Thanks, Regina.
I wrote some improved help on the Wiki back in 07:
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Is there anyone who knows how this function exactly works?
I've done a write-up
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@ starko
Please check the comments above for how to enable/disable the toolbars,
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A forum poster has imported from Excel:
SMALL(INDEX(J2:AG2;;F2):AG2;1)
where F2 contains a number
which doesn't work in Calc, even
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More information:
A1: =TRUE displays 1 - not good
A2: =TRUE() displays TRUE
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or better:
=-MODE(-A1:A8)=MODE(A1:A8)
that's more reasonable ;)
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In MS Excel, DELTA/GESTEP functions don't exist.
They're categorised as
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A number of functions, including PRICEDISC use GetDiffDate() to calculate the
result.
GetDiffDate() doesn't implement basis 0 (NASD
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My comment : GetDiffDate() also gives the days in the *first year* is really
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Both these functions involve deciding how many days are in a year (and more
particularly, *which* year); Calc and Excel do it slightly
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The code for 2 of these functions has simply been commented out, and an error
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Adding a MS reference to this issue:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/916004
When
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As documented in the June08 ODFF draft:
ODDFPRICE(1990-06-01; 1995-12-31; 1990-01-01; 1990-12-31; 6%; 5%; 1000;
1; 1)
gives an error
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The formula for PMT (payment at end) is
[p(1+r)^n - f]r / ((1+r)^n-1) where
n = number of periods
p = principal (the capital sum
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Thanks Regina
I think you are the expert here - I'll leave it to you ;)
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This is an isolated problem - only affects the year when depreciation is
capped. The function
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Further to drensink's workaround:
=SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(FIND(S;A1:A200))) in a
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You have a good point.
http://www.coventry.ac.uk/ec/~nhunt/pottel.pdf highlights
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Hi Regina
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Thanks, Leonard
It's difficult to see exactly what R is calculating. I've tried to
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Ah, I figured how to use z.test in R (over lunch ;). Yes, it does give the same
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z.test does the two-tailed test by default:-
=
y-c(110,105,105,100)
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Created an attachment (id=54518)
ZTEST: one-sided or one-tailed; proposed bug fix
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I'm on a roll on this one... ;)
Just attached a defence of my view that
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ZTEST produces different results to Excel. Attached file has a review.
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Please do not reply
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Created an attachment (id=54497)
Description of the ZTEST problem
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ODFF defines the Searched and Results parameters as 'Forced Array'.
Calc doesn't seem to handle for example
=LOOKUP(4; A1:C1*2; A3
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@gudmund
But: or $0 in the Replace box do not insert an empty paragraph mark
I
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In OOo2.4 WinXp I cannot now reproduce the bug. So agree it seems to be fixed
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Thank you!
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Simply to make the note that further discussion of this issue took place on the
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When I found Calc 'helping me' with AutoInput, I had no idea how to turn the
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I agree that being unable to enable/disable regex in a cell is a bad thing.
Same
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A1, A2 have blue, red
A3 has =MATCH(r.d;A1:A2;0)
This should return 2 if regular expressions are enabled and #N/A if not.
In OOo2.4 WinXP
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AB
1 30.7
2 40.3
=ABS(A1:A2) entered in cell C3 in scalar (non-array) mode
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Couldn't reproduce the problem as described in the last description by drking
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Yue, thank you!
Seconded :)
@er: Yes, looks like I misread Excel's Help text. It
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One for the Help team (not sure that 'ui' is the right subcomponent?):
I'm pretty sure that the existing Help text describes the function incorrectly
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It's great that this is now working in OOo2.4
However, rather than ignoring
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=STDEVA(red;1;2) gives Err:504 (parameter)
=STDEVA(0;1;2) gives 1 (OK)
=MAXA(red;1;2) is OK
=COUNTA(red;1;2) is OK
=AVERAGEA(red;1;2) is OK
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note the difference between cells with textual content and literal text
arguments
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In A1:A3 we have 0, 1, dog
RANK(A3;A1:A3) returns 2
change A1 to 1 and
RANK(A3;A1:A3) returns #VALUE!
Excel returns #VALUE! in both cases.
Happily
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With a column headed Result containing {9|4|16}:
{=SQRT('Result')}
will return an
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{=ISLOGICAL({TRUE;cat;dog})} (ie as an array formula) returns
{FALSE;TRUE;TRUE}
In fact ISLOGICAL seems to return FALSE then a sequence of TRUEs when
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I raise this for the User Experience team to review, as discussed with Eike and
Uwe.
Functions are allocated to categories in the Help
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A1 = 6
A2 = 5
A3 = 9
{=OFFSET($A$1;ROW(A1:A3)-1;0)} as an array expression correctly returns
{6|5|9}
But
{=OFFSET($A$1;ROW(A1:A3)-1;0;1;1)} as an array
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Later thought on the last case:
{=ROWS(OFFSET($A$1;0;0;ROW(A1:A3);1))} may fail at
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In the ODFF draft 28Dec07 page 42 is:
2.2.3.2) If the argument data is 1 column
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Created an attachment (id=51791)
suggested extra test cases for issue 77280
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ocIf you are the opinion that the TCS is incomplete please feel free to
enhance
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Another case where Calc and Excel do not behave the same:
cell A1 0
cell A2
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I wonder if it would be useful if the qa test was a little more rigorous? For
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If cell A1 contains dog (text) and cell B1 contains 0:
DELTA(A1;B1) returns 1
DELTA(B1;A1) returns Err:502
OK, this is not the most
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You can turn it off.
I tried everything, including View-Toolbars in context, but
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Calc doesn't allow a multi-selection to be defined as a name
Yes, I know, but
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+ means match one or more of preceding character - not one or more of ()
group
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Just to be clear: I've assumed the purpose of the regex is to find repeated
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I'm not convinced that this is a valid issue.
We should leave expressions with
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Excel2003 probably produces #VALUE because it doesn't understand 0 as a
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OK - I've evidently misunderstand the aim of ODFF, which is seemingly not that
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@er (sorry to burden you further...)
ODFF 15Nov07 says:
Syntax: DATEVALUE( Text D )
Returns: Date
Calc seems to return the serial number as a number
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@ er
OOo Calc Help:
DAYS(Date_2;Date_1) Date_1 is the start date, Date_2 is the end date.
ODFF (15Nov07):
Syntax: DAYS( DateParam StartDate ; DateParam
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Reading the ODFF spec (as at 15Nov07) it seems that this arises because Calc
does
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Enter =NOT(TRUE) in a cell. The result is FALSE (correct) but the display in
the formula bar is =NOT(1).
This is a small matter
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DCOUNT should only count cells with numbers, same as COUNT
A B
1 pet name
2 dog fido
3 cat meow
4 dog rover
5
6 pet name
7 dog
DCOUNT(A1:B4;0;A6
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Even more annoying than not being able to pin this toolbar, is not being able
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@kla
Thank you
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@er
Thank you - that will be useful when explaining the rationale.
@gudmund
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What I actually wrote in the regex HowTo
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I'm sorry to disagree, but the 2.3 Help says:
[:space:] represents a whitespace
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User drking changed the following:
What|Old value |New value
|programming
Assigned to|mru
Reported by|drking
--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Nov 4 10:06:56 +
2007 ---
From the regex wiki HowTo:
^$ will match an empty paragraph, which can be replaced by say nothing, in
order to remove the empty
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--- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Nov 4 10:21:14 +
2007 ---
Please note that I've raised issue 83289 about ^$ not finding empty table cells
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