Created attachment 72945 [details] test spreadsheet that reliably demonstrates error/bug. The attached mini-spreadsheet shows this and several other problems. Here, the range B15:C38 has been named "TABLE", as can be confirmed by F5. But the call, in A7, of: VLOOKUP(A3,table,2) returns #N/A, instead of the expected 105. The same call, with the explicit range B15:C38 in the place of "table", works correctly. OO calc, 3.3.0, behaves the same. LO 3.5.7.2; Build ID: 3215f89-f603614-ab984f2-7348103-1225a5b.
Same on OS X 10.8.3 with LO 4.1b1 so setting OS to ALL and bug to NEW. Are all formulas being used ok?
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It is not said in the help that VLOOKUP() function should accept range name. So, is it a bug/defect or an enhancement? Best regards. JBF
The name "table" is defined to use relative references. Originally defined on Sheet1_2.M35 it references B15:C38. Using the name in another cell shifts relative references accordingly, in this case it even wraps them around the sheet border. Define the name to use absolute references instead, i.e. $B$15:$C$38 There's a bug in displaying a wrapped reference and it displays with #REF parts, invoke Manage Names (Ctrl+F3) on cell M35 to get the correct value and edit it.