Created attachment 124546 [details] Calc File with weigh data table and graph The formula "=MOYENNE(B513:B$991)" gives the same result in different cells in different row/column, except in one cell position. This error did not exist with the previous OO version. See the attached Calc File around row# 513 in first sheet "Table_Poids". Note that duplication of the formula in various cells is for test only. In fact, all cells in column L from row 3 to 513 are not correct. Thanks for help. Christian
Go to Tools > Options > LibreOfficeDev, in OpenCL tab : Disable one (by one) or both options "Allow use of sofware interpreter" and "Allow use of OpenCL". And tell us if one of these options change something in results.
Only the "Allow use of OpenCL" option is available. It was enabled.. I disabled it. Result is: No Change, the inconsistance remains ....
Hard recalc CTRL+Shift+F9 helps. File created in LibreOffice/5.0.5.2$Windows_x86
Thanks for helping. It looks like it works, but I had to copy/paste the formulas in the cells. I think automatic recalculation would have been done after closing/reloading the file... While in a spreadsheet, clicking Options-> LibreOfficecalc -> Formule, there is a field for "file loading recalculation" option (always/no/On demand), to be specified for Excel files or ODF files not saved by OpenOffice. Default was "no recalculation"... may be it applies also for a file saved by an earlier version of OpenOffice!.it was my case.... Any way that does not explain why recalculation was not performed for the first 512 rows and correctly done for the rest of the file.... I did not find in documentation the way to manually perfom a recalculation
(In reply to c.cottignies from comment #4) > Thanks for helping. > It looks like it works, but I had to copy/paste the formulas in the cells. I > think automatic recalculation would have been done after closing/reloading > the file... > While in a spreadsheet, clicking Options-> LibreOfficecalc -> Formule, there > is a field for "file loading recalculation" option (always/no/On demand), > to be specified for Excel files or ODF files not saved by OpenOffice. > Default was "no recalculation"... may be it applies also for a file saved by > an earlier version of OpenOffice!.it was my case.... Any way that does not > explain why recalculation was not performed for the first 512 rows and > correctly done for the rest of the file.... The problem is that in the file are stored bad values(results) and when recalculation is turned off (for ods files is default off), then LO just show these bad values. When you set recalculation for .ods , then you should get good results. We need reproducible case where we can see bad results after save file. > I did not find in documentation the way to manually perfom a recalculation CTRL+Shift+F9 or data-Calculate-Recalculate(F9) https://help.libreoffice.org/Calc/Recalculate
(In reply to raal from comment #5) > We need reproducible case where we can see bad results after save file. Set to NEEDINFO. Change back to UNCONFIRMED after you have provided such a requested document.
Assuming what comment #9 says is true, I think there is really nothing that could be done here. If you have an .ods document with bad pre-calculated formula results in it, and LO does not recalculate upon loading, you have to recalculate manually and re-save the document. Making LibreOffice always recalculate (removing the option) would probably be seen as a huge regression, as it would slow down loading of all .ods documents. Another thing then is whether the AVERAGE function *now* produces incorrect results. But there is nothing in this bug report that would say so, is there?
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