At 11:02 08/04/2014 -0500, Don Daugherty wrote:
On 4/7/2014 10:27 AM, J Apples wrote:
When I enter a formula , and get #NAME? for the result, did I do
something wrong?
Maybe the problem is that you simply need to start the formula with
an equal sign, e.g., =IF(A1=B75,"OK";"Not OK"). Just a g
On 4/7/2014 10:27 AM, japples wrote:
When I enter a formula , and get #NAME? for the result, did I do
something wrong?
Maybe the problem is that you simply need to start the formula with an
equal sign, e.g., =IF(A1=B75,"OK";"Not OK"). Just a guess.
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I entered an "IF" formula that produced the error. Statement of fact.
Not finding an easy answer in Help (opened under OpenOffice Calc, used
"Find" to search the term "#name error" with result "no topics found") -
I turned to the message board (can only see messages related to my
question / c
I have NO IDEA who this "japples" is, although I do have your program and wish
I had a manual to look things up
From: Peter Hillier-Brook
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Sent: Monday, April 7, 2014 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: Calc Formula Question
On 07/
ubject: Re: Calc Formula Question
On 07/04/14 16:27, japples wrote:
> When I enter a formula , and get #NAME? for the result, did I do
> something wrong?
Yes! Did you contemplate looking it up in "Help": the fourth line from the top
takes you to a comprehens
On 07/04/14 16:27, japples wrote:
When I enter a formula , and get #NAME? for the result, did I do
something wrong?
Yes! Did you contemplate looking it up in "Help": the fourth line from
the top takes you to a comprehensive description.
Peter HB
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When I enter a formula , and get #NAME? for the result, did I do
something wrong?
