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For me, the osversion shows Windows 32bit, but I"m on Ubuntu 20.04.

When I tested it, I had a LibreOffice spreadsheet already open that is
probably old enough  (20 years?) that it might have originally been created
on OpenOffice/windows 32... but there's no windows in my house for the last
decade.

So, Is Info pulling from the file for the system, or actually doing a
system request? (and if it's pulling from the file.... i don't see the
point unless there's another that shows the current OS ... )



On Sun, Mar 1, 2026 at 12:32 PM Fred James <fredjame@fredjame.net> wrote:

I found this in "LibreOffice Help - LibreOffice Calc"
Regards
Fred James

INFO

Returns specific information about the current working environment. The
function receives a single text argument and returns data depending on
that parameter.

This function is always recalculated whenever a recalculation occurs.

Syntax

INFO("Type")

The following table lists the values for the text parameter Type and the
return values of the INFO function.

Value for "Type"



Return value

"osversion"



Always "Windows (32-bit) NT 5.01", for compatibility reasons

"system"



The type of the operating system:
"ANDROID" for Google mobile operating system
"DRAGONFLY" for DragonFly operating system forked from FreeBSD
"EMSCRIPTEN" for browser WebAssembly system
"FREEBSD", "OPENBSD" or "NETBSD" for operating systems based on the
Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD)
"HAIKU" for BeOS compatible operating system
"iOS" for Apple mobile operating system
"LINUX" for GNU/Linux based operating systems
"MACOSX" for Apple macOS
"SOLARIS" for Oracle Solaris operating system
"WNT" for Microsoft Windows

"release"



The product release identifier, for example "300m25(Build:9876)"

"numfile"



Always 1, for compatibility reasons

"recalc"



Current formula recalculation mode, either "Automatic" or "Manual"
(localized into LibreOffice language)




Robert Großkopf wrote:
Ho Regina,

Calc provides a function INFO. Do you actually use INFO? If yes,
which parameter do you use? What do you do with the function result?

Tested with choosing INFO in the wizard.
Values will be "osversion", "system", "release", "numfile" and "recalc".

Will show
Linux 6.4
LINUX
8399f6259d8c87f40e7255cdb3c9b958f5e08948
1
Automatisch

here on my system

Regards

Robert


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