Nick Dokos wrote:
> > @>-1 was allowed only for a short time, this format is flawed.
> > Please use @>> instead to mean the second to last row.
> >
>
> I think he wants the penultimate line, not the second line.
>
... and I see that's what you said and I misread it: sorry for the noise.
Nick
Carsten Dominik wrote:
>
> On 24.3.2011, at 10:46, Martin Halder wrote:
>
> > Hi again,
> >
> > have traced it down to the following commit which introduces the problem
> > (thanks to bisect):
> > [3dd474575205d3808390fc6ea2d5feccdb3d4305] Tables: Make @< and $< point to
> > row/column 1 in
On 24.3.2011, at 10:46, Martin Halder wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> have traced it down to the following commit which introduces the problem
> (thanks to bisect):
> [3dd474575205d3808390fc6ea2d5feccdb3d4305] Tables: Make @< and $< point to
> row/column 1 in a stable way
>
> Was there a change in th
Hi again,
have traced it down to the following commit which introduces the problem
(thanks to bisect):
[3dd474575205d3808390fc6ea2d5feccdb3d4305] Tables: Make @< and $< point to
row/column 1 in a stable way
Was there a change in the format or is it really a bug ?
Thanks for help,
Martin
> fo
Hi all,
found some strange behavior which was working before as far as I remember.. I
am on commit 078c01b.
this is working correctly:
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#+TBLFM: @>$1=vsum(@1..@3)
this one with relative indexing (@>-1) not: (value is changing every time the
formula is applied:
