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Subject: Re: [office-formula] A-functions
> On 9/7/06, David A. Wheeler <dwheeler@dwheeler.com> wrote: > > In the specific case of in-line vs. in-a-range, there are actually > > rational reasons for how SUM() etc. typically work. Tomas Mecir: > Hmm, for KOffice at least, the functions don't know whether the > parameter that they are getting is coming from inline value or from a > reference... > Besides, the difference only really matters for inline text values, as > that's the only scenario where different results are produced... > Or am I again missing something obvious ? I think you're forgetting that logical types are distinct types in some apps (like Excel, Gnumeric, and SheetToGo). Yet _ALL_ applications handle this identically: SUM([.A1:.B3]; [.C4]<10) because the second number is a logical, and inline logicals ARE converted to numbers, even when logical values are distinct types. This construct can be used to include compensating factors. --- David A. Wheeler
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