plino wrote:
I couldn't make it work. In fact I just found out that array functions
don't work in Lib (3.3 or 3.4) nor in OOo (3.4 beta)
Hey plino,
array formulas in LibO/OOo are a little tricky (little more so than in
Excel). If you've entered the formula correctly and pressed ENTER (instead
of CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER), then obviously it does not work. If you then select
the cell/formula again and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER, then it *still* won't
work, because it doesn't register that you've changed the formula (thus
won't take the CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER). You'll need to physically change the
formula again and then press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER (I usually type and erase a
space).
plino wrote:
I don't know if it ever worked (I use it every now and then, so I couldn't
say if I used it before in OOo/LO) but if it did, someone broke it :)
I've tested the array formula I sent you on LibO3.3.2, I can confirm that it
works there. I can't comment on LibO 3.4 as I don't have it yet.
Regards
Jack
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