According to calcguide this should work; =IF(C3>0, B3/C3, "No Report") it does not work, ; is expected instead of commas. More important . if true-calculation does not work =IF(3=3; B3/C3) gives "TRUE" =IF(3=3; "10") works as text =IF(3=3; 3) does not work
Only issue 1 is for me reproducible with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1, therefore it is maybe a Linux only issue? Issue 1: =IF(C3>0, B3/C3, "No Report") -> confirmed, this is a mistake in the Calc User Guide, it should be ";" instead of "," Sources: - http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/ -> LibreOffice 4.0 - 4.1 User Guides -> Calc Guide 4.1 (spreadsheets) -> Page 195 and 415 - http://de.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/ -> Handbuch "Calc" (Tabellenkalkulation) -> Kapitel 07 – Formeln und Funktionen -> Page 8 and Anhang B – Calc Funktionen -> Page 33 Issue 2: =IF(3=3; B3/C3) if B3 and C3 are empty it returns "#DIV/0!" and if the cells contain numbers, then there are correctly calculated -> for me not reproducible with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1 Issue 3: =IF(3=3; "10") correct, the result is Text, to have a Number you need to write =IF(3=3; 10) -> for me not reproducible with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1 Issue 4: =IF(3=3; 3) it returns "3" as expected -> for me not reproducible with LO 4.4.0.3, Win 8.1
1: Functions separator is language dependant, English-US the base language, and with it default separator is comma, perhaps the reason to figure in the documentation. It can be changed in Menu/Tools/Options/LibreOffice calc/Formula - Separators. 2: The TRUE format (It's only format) can be inherited from an adjacent cell, usually a clear direct formatting [Ctrl+M] restart the format. 2:+3:+4: At @Andy had commented None of the issues are reproducible for me. Win7x64 Version: 4.3.7.0.0+ Build ID: 32e7fc9e82e0e62e872611482d97f745bac3899a
(In reply to m.a.riosv from comment #2) > 1: Functions separator is language dependant, English-US the base language, > and with it default separator is comma, perhaps the reason to figure in the > documentation. > It can be changed in Menu/Tools/Options/LibreOffice calc/Formula - > Separators. @m.a.riosv: Thank you very much for your hint and feedback. In this case this should also be mentioned in the Documentation? Is it already mentioned there? I could not find it on the fly. Can you maybe help here too?
@Andy, the only place I have found now is https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Formula_2, as I remember the official separator is the semicolon but being language dependant, I think this happen for languages in which the dot not the comma is the decimal separator. Much of the help come from OOo times. Maybe a request for enhancement about an explanation in help could be fine. Perhaps a duplicate of: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=88945
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