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--- Comment #8 from Eike Rathke ---
Importing an Excel file should switch the option to a proper value though, i.e.
"Excel A1", unless it was explicitly saved with Calc using a different value,
for example
And it does for me.
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m.a.riosv changed:
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ThomasU changed:
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--- Comment #6 from ThomasU
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m.a.riosv changed:
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Status|REOPENED
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--- Comment #4 from ThomasU ---
Hi Miguel,
I don't understand your reply.
What I highlighted is the incompatibility between CELL() and INDIRECT().
In a sheet imported from Excel into LibreOffice,
CELL() returns a $Sheet.A1 reference
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--- Comment #3 from m.a.riosv ---
Because INDIRECT($Sheet2!A1) is what you want, try INDIRECT("$Sheet2!A1").
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