Created attachment 117996 [details] for example OS: Kubuntu 14.04 (64 bit) LO: 5.0.0.5 If a table have column of words, and I use the function SUMIFS with regular expressions in the function parameter "Criteria", the function return 0 independently from values in the sum range. If range contains merged cells in the label or a empty cell right after the label, this bug do not appear. I think that Calc cannot solve precedence of labels. I attached the file with example.
Hi Lera, With your spreadsheet, when I split in Workaround the two first cells in heading, delete the second line, delete and introduce again the formula in B11, I reproduce with LO 4.3.7.2 Build ID: 8a35821d8636a03b8bf4e15b48f59794652c68ba LO 5.0.0.5 Build ID: 1b1a90865e348b492231e1c451437d7a15bb262b OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
I made a mistake in the description of the bug. SUMIFS must be read as SUMIF. SUMIFS have it bug too. But it returns err:502. If the range contains merged cells in the label or an empty cell right after the label, this bug do not appear, too. I am very sorry for this mistake. Do I have to divide these bug report?
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Regular expressions are not the culprit here, adjusting summary. The problem is that in B11 =SUMIF('Product';".*Pencil.*";'Number') the 'Product' auto-label name from A1 is compiled as a row label instead of column label, the resulting reference is B1, which of course does not match. In ScCompiler::IsColRowName() near the end the distinction is made whether another string cell is below or above the label cell, usually labels are used with numeric data if in columns. An additional check whether the label is actually the top or bottom of a filled cell range would indicate a more likely column label, but not solve this case of a corner cell. Those auto-labels should be deprecated anyway as they may fail in other ways when data varies, the proper solution is to use defined labels instead. Sheet -> Named Ranges and Expressions -> Labels...
