[sc-issues] [Issue 114418] value returned by ADDRESS () not valid as INDEX() value

2010-09-09 Thread er
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What|Old value |New value

  Status|UNCONFIRMED   |RESOLVED

  Resolution|  |INVALID





--- Additional comments from e...@openoffice.org Thu Sep  9 13:47:12 + 
2010 ---
Despite that ADDRESS(COLUMN();ROW()) would always address its own cell, the
result of ADDRESS() is a text string, not a reference. INDEX() expects a
reference, not text, hence the Err504. If you wanted to use some ADDRESS()
result with INDEX() you'd have to convert it to a reference first using
INDIRECT(), for example INDEX(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(...;...));...)


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[sc-issues] [Issue 114418] value returned by ADDRESS () not valid as INDEX() value

2010-09-09 Thread er
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  Status|RESOLVED  |CLOSED





--- Additional comments from e...@openoffice.org Thu Sep  9 13:47:28 + 
2010 ---
Closing.

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[sc-issues] [Issue 114418] value returned by ADDRESS () not valid as INDEX() value

2010-09-08 Thread urlordofelves
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 Issue #|114418
 Summary|value returned by ADDRESS() not valid as INDEX() value
   Component|Spreadsheet
 Version|OOO320m12
Platform|PC
 URL|
  OS/Version|Linux
  Status|UNCONFIRMED
   Status whiteboard|
Keywords|
  Resolution|
  Issue type|DEFECT
Priority|P4
Subcomponent|editing
 Assigned to|spreadsheet
 Reported by|urlordofelves





--- Additional comments from urlordofel...@openoffice.org Wed Sep  8 
22:51:32 + 2010 ---
i entered in cell B1 the following:
=ADDRESS(COLUMN(),ROW())

(for a simple column, row value swapping. returns desired absolute value: $A$2)

i enter into D1 the following:
=INDEX(ADDRESS(COLUMN(),ROW()))

and get error 504.

if i however enter into E1 the following:
=INDEX($A$2)

which is the return value of the ADDRESS function, i get the correct value
return for that cell. ($A$2)

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[sc-issues] [Issue 114418] value returned by ADDRESS () not valid as INDEX() value

2010-09-08 Thread tomwb
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--- Additional comments from to...@openoffice.org Thu Sep  9 01:55:38 + 
2010 ---
urlordofelves:

The formula in D1, INDEX(ADDRESS(COLUMN();ROW())), is referencing itself. The
'Address' portion of this formula is returning 4,1 or cell D1.  This makes the
'reference' range for the 'Index' function, the cell that contains the 'Index'
function.  

TomW

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