Description:
One great feature of LibreOffice over OpenOffice is the existence of IFERROR and ISNA.

The documentation notes: `=IFERROR(X; Y)` is semantically equivalent to `=IF(ISERROR(X); Y; X)`, except that the former case is more efficient because `X` is only computed once.

This is an extremely common use pattern that is not limited to errors - it's providing a default value when the result doesn't fit an expected type.

I have personal use cases for the equivalent of IFBLANK, IFNONTEXT, IFNONNUMBER, and these shouldn't be too difficult to implement, giving a real performance (and readability) benefit.

In a different direction, the complete generalization is validate-or-default, which takes three arguments:

`VALIDATE(PRED, X, Y) === IF(PRED(X),X,Y)`

which guarantees X is evaluated once. This would subsume all of the above and then some, provided function references exist.

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