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Fix a Numbers '08 absolute reference problem
lets face it, Numbers has been coded for US users by US programmers. They have no concern whatsoever for people around the world. I'm french, and the french numerical format uses a comma to separate decimals (ie. we write 1,5 when US people write 1.5). Now take a look at a function in Numbers: the argument separator is a comma. Thus, it's absolutely impossible to use a function in Numbers! They always return an error. I've bought iWork'08, and I feel like I've been robbed.
Fix a Numbers '08 absolute reference problem
No. I thing your are wrong, if you import any Excel.xls with complex multiargument functions in Numbers you will see the ';' as arg sep. The problem with Absolute references seems to be in the system Preference panel format for numbers, and it seems to be a bug. I hope soon a 1.0.1 version of Numbers!
Fix a Numbers '08 absolute reference problem
Well, I don't think I'm wrong ;)
Fix a Numbers '08 absolute reference problem
Did you remember to also set your Region (in the Formats pane of the International section of System Prefs) to the one appropriate for your current location? |
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