Tom Cloyd wrote:
* changing the original formulat to =IF($E10="x",&"K4",0) or
=IF($E10="x",&K4,0) - where K4 is the cell with the calculated text string.
Either of these result in an error 510.
I notice the part &"K4"
I think you may have confused your syntax here. In Calc formulas, the
ampersand (&) symbol is actually the concatenation operator. I
suspect you're coming from a C/C++ environment.
Here's the calculation formula for the string: =CONCATENATE("'",K2,K1,"-",K3,"',N$4")
Another way of doing this would be:
= "'" & K2 & K1 & "-" & K3 & "',N$4"
It should do the same as your concatenate example, just another way of
writing it
Regards
Stephan
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