But it does in Linux, may be a Mac bug.
On 30/10/17 09:20, Steve Edmonds wrote:
But the second sheet doesn't recalculate if the source is changed,
even with recalculate.
On 30/10/17 07:42, bunk3m wrote:
Hello all,
I've been struggling with this one for a week now. Google hasn't
been my friend so far so thought I'd ask the user group.
LO 5.4.2.2 Mac 64 Bit.
I have a spreadsheet (originally in xls but now ods) where data is
provided to a summary spreadsheet.
I am unable to get the syntax to link the cells in the two
spreadsheets on my Mac.
I've tried, single and double quotes for file location, "." or "!"
for identifying the source cell but nothing seems to work. I get
ERR:507/ERR:508/ERR:501/ERR:510 and occasionally #NAME?#
The file names have spaces as do the tab in the spreadsheet.
I've tried the =HYPERLINK(file:///... and ='file:///...' commands but
that doesn't work.
I've also tried the Insert Hyperlink but that won't let me select the
cell in target spreadsheet.
I'm loath to go back to Excel for this one spreadsheet but I've been
linking spreadsheets in Excel for so long and it works.
I'd appreciate any Mac specific guidance.
Bunk3m.
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