oleibman
oleibman
In that example, we are trying to evaluate `SUM((A1,A2),(B1,B2))`. The parser thinks SUM only has 1 argument `(A1,A2)` and that the `B1,B2` part is not part of the formula. Fixing...
I am nowhere close to a solution. Thank you for the new file, In it, A5 is hidden, and a string, not a formula. Might you have been seeing the...
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In principle, I agree with you, but, for backwards compatibility reasons, the (unfortunate) default remains as it always was.
The test failure here is, as we already know, a consequence of floating point rounding. However, it can be coded to avoid a problem. You want the result to agree...
You will need to fix the phpcs, php-cs-fixer, and phpstan errors. After those, the unit test errors. After that, you need some formal unit tests. Finally, you've addressed only the...
It looks like you have only one test failure, but it was caught during multiple tests. When a formula has an array result which spills into cells which already have...
Thank you for adding the tests. Decreasing code coverage is not necessarily a reason for us to proceed with a change. However, in this case, it is a showstopper. The...
I am sorry I have not been able to give this the attention it needs till now. At any rate, for starters, what is the difference between the two new...
You have already some comments to issue #4280. Please take a look at one of the spreadsheets uploaded there. https://github.com/user-attachments/files/18397406/Simulateur_B_to_C_8.1_SANS_MACRO_2025.-.copieV2.xlsx When I load and save this spreadsheet using your code,...