Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 16435
Automatic row/column names in NLF functionality differs
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:13:51 UTC
When using .xls made under M$, I have found, that this is not functional: VLOOKUP('name_of_cell_with_serch_criterion';name_of_array;2) M$ take this without problem, in OO for correct functionality should id be: VLOOKUP(name_of_cell_with_serch_criterion;name_of_array;2) Something similiar is with SUMIF when range of RANGE and SUM_RANGE are not the same - example: working under M$, but not under OO: SUMIF($O15:$O19;DPHA;$P15:$P18) working under OO - correctly written: SUMIF($O15:$O18;DPHA;$P15:$P18) I`m not sure if this are bugs, or just something like autocorrection of wrong given parameters under M$. But it will be more comfortable if OO can repait this automaticly. From first error I get only #VALUE!, from secon error code 504. (I presume that M$ does not taking definition of functions and their parameters so strictly how it should be) -=MaRcUs=-
Created attachment 7398 [details] File with sample of described errors - .xls packed with WinRAR
Hi, do you mind adding the excel file as a normal excel file as not every one has the tools to extract rar files :) Thanks
Created attachment 7476 [details] So here it is - just .xls
Hi Eike, please have a look
The problem is the automatic column header 'mena' used in the formulas of cells I16:I18, there are differences between Xcl and Calc in how those so-called Natural Language Formula features work. Need to elaborate. As for the difference between the imported 'mena' and a mena without quotes: the one without quotes on recompilation of a formula is taken as the defined named range (as it may be seen with Ctrl-F3) and then works ok. A defined range always takes precedence over an automatic column header.
Developer notes: later. 2.0 only if time permits.
According to the OpenOffice.org roadmap (http://tools.openoffice.org/releases) this issue was retargeted to OOo Later.
Adapting summary.
Reset assigne to the default "issues@openoffice.apache.org".