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when I check my .xlsx in the cell I have this error #NOMBRE? and in
the entry line I have this =buscarv(F3,B2:C2,2,0)
I understand that this error #NOMBRE? is because the formula is misspelled but I cannot understand why the formula changes when you added it to the cell
I am adding this formula to my .xlsx:
=BUSCARV(G2, 'Categorias'!A$2:C$3, 3, 0)
I add it this way to my worksheet:
sheet.add_row ["=BUSCARV(G2, 'Categorias'!A$2:C$3, 3, 0)"]
when I check my
.xlsx
in the cell I have this error#NOMBRE?
and in the entry line I have this=buscarv(F3,B2:C2,2,0)
I understand that this error
#NOMBRE?
is because the formula is misspelled but I cannot understand why the formula changes when you added it to the cellHow could I solve this?