Hi Eike,
Heh, sorry for having taken away the work from you :-)
I'll keep that in mind for next time.
:)
I thought I'd get that algorithm solved because I quite know the date
calculation area and the quirks that may be lurking there.
Your quite right, of course.
Usually for spreadsheet functions we strive for Excel interoperability.
(Actually they implemented this function because Lotus 1-2-3 had it the
same way, anyway...) If we allowed reversed date arguments, importing
a document in Excel would give different results, errors in this case.
The ODFF definition lacks a constraint that date1 must be <= date2,
seems we didn't think of that back then, I'll submit a comment. Also
Gnumeric implemented it the same.
My experience with datedif(f) is more with SQL and the like, but your reasoning is very sound.
I'd rather stick with the current implementation for the above reasons.
Quite right, again :)
And a big thank you for all your corrections/inprovements!
I hope to be able to send in more formula based patches, I like this area:)
Great! I'm looking forward. Do you have already an idea what you'll pick
next?
I did do a prelimary search of formula-related bugs, but didn't have time yet to look more closely
at them.
I prefer the formula coding/behaviour itself more than UI. Perhaps you have suggestions, or wishes?
You have a better notion of priorities, I guess...
I must say, that I will be absent for some days, so don't be alarmed when you don't get a respons
from me right away.
Winfried
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