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On 2023-11-05 11:58, Donald Town wrote:
First, thanks to ALL of you for your responses & courtesy.
Second, I don't know how to tell / determine what kind of document it is... between
database or ... "Calc'... whatever distinguishes.
At the top left of the window in which you are working should appear the
filename followed by the application that has opened the file - Calc for
spreadsheet or Base for database.
Third, from the Get Info box... on one ( Macbook ) computer, I'm using ...
Version: OpenOffice 4.1.8 AOO418m3 (Build:9803)
...and on a different computer ( a more often used iMac)
Version: 3.1.1 (Build: 9420)
The formula I should have used works logically elsewhere outside OO, but not in
the OO document.
When asking originally, I errored using the above as a two part formula... that
actually contained a problem in the first place.
Apologies for the mistaken way I described my predicament originally.
Mathematically I could / should have written it as...
If K102 < 14 then L102 = "Yes", else L102 = "No"
I'll continue to assume Calc until proven otherwise. Note that a
spreadsheet formula can only affect the cell in which it is contained.
If you want to display the "Yes" or "No" in L102 then the formula must
be in L102 and would be:
=IF(K102 < 14; "Yes"; "No")
... but I most certainly still do not understand how to make that work right in
my document.
I can set up a simplified version if that helps everything... and if it's ok to
send it to the list.
The list strips attachments, so that wouldn't be possible. Alternatively
you could register and post on
https://forum.openoffice.org/en/forum/index.php
So, that's where things are...and most certainly I do appreciate the input /
feedback / help.
Thanks again for everyone's input and courtesy.
Don
On Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 08:00:25 PM EDT, 許哲崇 <fide...@gmail.com>
wrote:
We may have common interest.
So, please keep me informed.
I am learning LaTex and equations in word. You may want to review my
Facebook 許哲崇 (Fideric Hsu)
Donald Town <bg...@sbcglobal.net> 於 2023年11月2日 週四 下午3:55 寫道：
Hi everyone
I'm working on a database that has a group of basic formulas to get needed
values.
I'd like to configure a "Yes / No' location (set of adjacent cells)
to identify if a value is greater than / less than a boundary.
If > 14 then report "No".
If < or = 10 then report "Yes".
My only issue is not knowing how to construct the formula correctly.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Don
Using a couple different versions of OO on 3 different older Macs.
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