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--- Additional comments from philhi...@openoffice.org Thu Nov 18 13:38:14
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Also, copying a sheet that has an AutoFilter creates a sheet that has the
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1. Select an entire column
2. Define it as a Named Range - by default it misses out the last row, so change
the definition to include row
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Behaviour observed on Go-oo
OpenOffice.org 3.2.1
OOO320m19 (Build:9505)
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In answer to fst, no scrolling would be superior to half an hour of
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It appears that the smallest width that you can set a column to with the
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--- Additional comments from philhi...@openoffice.org Mon Sep 27 08:55:34
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In 3.0, if I selected a block of cells with the cursor, Copied them, and then
moved down, movement would be relative to the cell
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@jtienhaara: can you attach an example that this change breaks?
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jtienhaara: This is a bigger issue than someone deciding his medical
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@jtienhaara: The opener of Issue 109721 was told to refer to Issue 109165,
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SUM(A1;A2) also fails, not just SUM(A1;-A2). It gives Err:508. It doesn't
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Issue 103318 created to propose handling of alternative semantics in
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Issue 103318 created to propose handling of alternative semantics in
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--- Additional comments from philhi...@openoffice.org Fri Jul 3 15:09:43
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ODF spreadsheet formulae have, according to the standard, a namespace prefix
specifying the syntax and semantics used within the formula
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See also Issue 101471 and Issue 5658
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@cornouws: ... did the frustrated part of the community give on the CT2N
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I'm interested to hear any objections to working around this issue by
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The reason that the formulae are in a different namespace is that Excel
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Minor correction to myself - it's not that it's a direct reference, since
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@fdservices: how do users input numbers into a spreadsheet, format them as
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Another thing to bear in mind is that my proposal of handling the msoxl
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On a recent engagement with a local authority in the UK to move from
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Interesting idea, but it won't fix =SUM(A1:A10)
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actually... I'm not sure if Excel will SUM() text values, Google Docs
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There's a post on an MSDN blog explaining how this issue is responsible for
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--- Additional comments from philhi...@openoffice.org Thu May 21 12:34:59
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Thinking a little more about that MSDN blog entry, there could be a way out.
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--- Additional comments from philhi...@openoffice.org Thu May 21 12:43:51
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You have to use REGULAR EXPRESSIONS to fix this? WTF? I know what regular
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Any cell that contains a formula such as =MID(A1;2;999) to trim off the
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@discoleo: saying excel computes WRONG result is like saying I am RIGHT about
this
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clemare:
In early versions (OOCalc 2.4) the formula throws an error,
This issue
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And that - the resistance that some have to accepting this as an Excel
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Not sure if this is of any use to anyone:
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@jrtapper: It has been an active issue for this long because it is a difficult
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@er: Good point. I hope that everyone is following this debate, it cuts to the
very
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@er: Thank you for your thoughtful reply. The issues you raise are just the sort
of
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@er: At some point, OOo has to decide whether a series of characters is a number
or
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For case 2) where a built-in function takes a cell range as an argument and
that
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@kohei: Absolutely. You can't introduce a bug into a spreadsheet application
just
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Although, it depends on your context of course - if you are working for a client
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@daxkelson: Malicious? You just lost your credibility. Expecting bug-for-bug
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@kohei:
On top of that, I had a separate patch just to handle =SUM(A1:A10) the way
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Questions to those who oppose changing this behaviour (I would say fixing this
bug,
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@daxkelson: Can we call a truce on this? I think we're mostly on the same side
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Two questions to the crowd:
1. Does anyone watching this issue think that it
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@daxkelson: I don't understand why you are going so far in your request that it
be
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User philhibbs changed the following:
What|Old value |New value
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What|Old value |New value
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I have created two new attachments, texttest1.ods and texttest2.ods - can
someone
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OK I see it now. Sorry. The formula bar has '1 in it.
This is how I got here:
1.
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OK this is very confusing. I closed the document, re-opened it, and the ' is no
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Real-world spreadsheets are the result of many changes by different users with
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I'll never get it why people think that treating this the Excel
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