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on a table with the headings (B:F) Date, Description, Amount, Balance, Category.
B
C
D
E
F
1
Date
Description
Amount
Balance
Category
2
13/1/2024
Item
-99
200
Cat1
3
14/1/2024
Item
98
300
Cat1
3
1/2/2024
Item
-88
300
Cat1
3
14/1/2024
Item
-77
300
Cat2
3
14/1/2024
Item
-22
300
Cat3
I used this formula in a summary table such as
I
J
K
L
M
N
1/1/2024
1/2/2024
Cat1
(formula)
(formula)
Cat2
(formula)
(formula)
This formula used to work fine, giving me a conditional sum of Amount, taking account of Date and Category, and only adding Amount if it is negative, resulting in:
I
J
K
L
M
N
1/1/2024
1/2/2024
Cat1
99
88
Cat2
77
0
Actual Behavior
Now I get #VALUE errors. These disappear if I remove any one set of conditions (i.e. two corresponding arguments) or of the total sum is zero because at least one of the conditions is not fulfilled.
Reproduction Steps
Reproduction: paste the tables into a new workbook, and the formula into M2 and drag across.
Additional information
Not sure if this is strictly a DesktopEditors issue, I tried the same on Nextcloud OnlyOffice (with the latest Community Server) and the issue is the same. These formulas definitely used to work at some point.
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This issue is unique.
Operating System
Linux (DEB package) (actually, I use the Flatpak)
Version information
8.2.2.22
Expected Behavior
I use a long-ish SUMIFS formula:
=-SUMIFS($D:$D,$D:$D,"<0",$F:$F,$I2,$B:$B,">="&M$1,$B:$B,"<="&EOMONTH(M$1,0),$C:$C,"<>"&"Redistributing")
on a table with the headings (B:F) Date, Description, Amount, Balance, Category.
I used this formula in a summary table such as
This formula used to work fine, giving me a conditional sum of
Amount
, taking account ofDate
andCategory
, and only addingAmount
if it is negative, resulting in:Actual Behavior
Now I get
#VALUE
errors. These disappear if I remove any one set of conditions (i.e. two corresponding arguments) or of the total sum is zero because at least one of the conditions is not fulfilled.Reproduction Steps
Reproduction: paste the tables into a new workbook, and the formula into
M2
and drag across.Additional information
Not sure if this is strictly a DesktopEditors issue, I tried the same on Nextcloud OnlyOffice (with the latest Community Server) and the issue is the same. These formulas definitely used to work at some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: