On 12/29/2011 09:07 AM, csanyipal wrote:
...
Indeed, I was inattentive here. Thanks!
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n3619267/Average_Problem.ods
Average_Problem.ods
However, as one can see in the file abowe (that I upload again, modified of
course) that AVERAGE still calculate slightly different when are used in
complex formula as if it used alone.
Eg. in the abowe file one can see on the '19.' sheet that cell 'AD30' with
the same AVERAGE formula, that is in a complex formula calculate the value
'4,07' but the cell 'AD46' calculate with the same AVERAGE formula when is
alone the value '4,13'. How could that be?
...
Because they are not the same formula:
The AVERAGE portion of AD30 is:
AVERAGE($AD$6:$AD$17,$AD$19:$AD$20,$AD$29)
The AVERAGE portion of AD46 is:
=AVERAGE($AD$6:$AD$17,$AD$19:$AD$21,$AD$29)
Look carefully and you will see the difference.
If I change AD46 to:
AVERAGE($AD$6:$AD$17,$AD$19:$AD$20,$AD$29)
the result is the same as AD30
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