![]() The rest of the columns simply contain product metadata and descriptions which may also vary depending on the date.Īll of the above also apply for '/./data.ods'#$DATA.contains prices for each product on different dates. contains dates which are sorted into descending order. ![]() is grouped by Column A which contains the name of the products e.g. Additional details: None Examples: See examples within the tables in the Arguments: section above. If Info Type is set to CONTENTS and Reference is omitted, then CELL reports a circular reference error (Err:522). If I place the cursor over the cell with the error code, the formula in the cell appears correct. If Reference does not correspond to a valid reference, the CELL reports a REF error. "file:///Applications/./data.ods"#$DATA.ĭoes anyone know how I can reference the external (and closed) workbook inside an array formula with nested IFs like in the examples above? I regularly get err:522 appear in the cells in Calc for the current file i have been working on. I also came across this post which states that Err:504 may be due to that literal strings are "double quoted". Given my research, here is where I originally got my syntax for referencing by file-URL. En estos casos, la información que nos da OOo Calc puede ayudarnos a corregir el error. Por ejemplo, un número negativo para la función RAIZ (), cuyo valor puede obtener con la función IM.RAIZ2 (). Corrección de errores Es frecuente que a la hora de escribir una fórmula cometamos algún error como, por ejemplo, no referenciar adecuadamente una celda, no utilizar la sintaxis correcta de una función, se nos olvide cerrar un paréntesis, etc. It seems to be that somehow OpenOffice Calc does not read the domain reference to the external workbook properly, but for other formulas it works (like the one mentioned above). La instrucción de la función no es válida. I have the following formula that works in OpenOffice 4.1.2: does not work either. I thought I should ask this separately as this issue is external references related. From the help file, Error 522: Formula refers directly or indirectly to itself and the Iterations option is not set under Tools - Options - LibreOffice Calc - Calculate. Basically this is a continuation of my previous post.
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