Description: Putting in a function like "=SUM(...)" or "=WEEK(...) always lead to converting the function names to lowercase "=sum(...)" or "=week(...)" The Error code "#NAME?" occurs instaed of the expected calculation. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open Calc 2. Create some values 3. Try to make calculations like sum them. Actual Results: The error code "#NAME?" appears in the corresponding cell. Overwriting the function section of the formula with uppercase doesn't work. They are converted to lowercase and fail. Expected Results: Calculate with the values as the function should do. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No OpenGL enabled: Yes Additional Info: [Information automatically included from LibreOffice] Locale: en-US Module: SpreadsheetDocument [Information guessed from browser] OS: Windows (All) OS is 64bit: yes
P.S. Only self-typed functions are affected. I am running Windows 10 64Bit Build 18917.1000 currrently if that matters.
Created attachment 152214 [details] A (WIP) template for calculating monthly costs It contains personal data. I don't care. Netherless, probably a more or less good template, too. So, CC0, MPL2.0+, whatever. WIP
in your example, the formula syntax in cell H45 =week(1,070,2019;31,070,2019;1) is not correct - this should work: =WEEKS(DATEVALUE("1.7.2019");DATEVALUE("31.7.2019");1) or referencing dates e.g.: A49 01.07.2019 A50 31.07.2019 =WEEKS(A49;A50;1)
(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #3) > in your example, the formula syntax in cell H45 > =week(1,070,2019;31,070,2019;1) is not correct - this should work: > > =WEEKS(DATEVALUE("1.7.2019");DATEVALUE("31.7.2019");1) > > or referencing dates e.g.: > A49 01.07.2019 > A50 31.07.2019 > =WEEKS(A49;A50;1) This is what I mean: It is autoconverted in lowercase. But will just try your suggestion with the latest daily. Copypasting works, fine. Now self-typing, works too, hm. No longer autoconverting, even with the SUM function. \o/ Will close it for now as WFM, reopen if this will happen again. Thank you for your help. :-D
I don't remember how to, but I have had such kind of issue editing with functions in Spanish, and only editing again an introducing without change solved the issue.out change solved the issue.
Working further with the document, I find all kinds of problems, including the described.
Created attachment 152228 [details] Template 2 with internal links, feel free to play Feel free to play
playing with second attachment i noticed: - Format Cells/Number/Language is: English - LO 6.1/6.2: cell G22 =DAYS("30.06.2019";NOW())*0,99 results in #VALUE! - LO 6.3/6.4: cell G22 =DAYS("30.06.2019";NOW())*0,99 results in 13,25 -> seems like the DateteValue() conversion is no longer necessary
You can't confirm your own bugs. Moving it back to UNCONFIRMED until someone else confirms it.
(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #8) > playing with second attachment i noticed: > > - Format Cells/Number/Language is: English > > - LO 6.1/6.2: cell G22 =DAYS("30.06.2019";NOW())*0,99 results in #VALUE! > - LO 6.3/6.4: cell G22 =DAYS("30.06.2019";NOW())*0,99 results in 13,25 > -> seems like the DateteValue() conversion is no longer necessary Hi Sophia, Could you please try that ?
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