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Excel workbook testing evaluation order in a circular/iterative context,
including screenshot of Ex
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--- Comment #6 from hardcoder ---
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> one can either try with more iterations, or restart iterating (F9 or
> ctrl-shift-F9?), first results will be kept and if precision is reached
> after more attempts res
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(In reply to b. from comment #4)
> but are narrowed towards a desired precision by those iterations.
That is the LibreOffice assumption that those calculations are convergent.
Actually they are simply cu
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--- Comment #4 from b. ---
hi @Telesto,
a real minefield there, sure you want to step in?
iterations: repeated cycling through loops of 'cycling dependent' formulas
which - regarding that dependecies - cant be calculated 'straight for
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--- Comment #2 from b. ---
hello @Xisco:
i did - just tried to - think before typing ...
as the original complaint of #100475 disappeared in some way (was 'norepro' for
me),
and what i reported persisted, thus might have a different
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