Open nelito987 opened 4 years ago
Apparently the problem here is that you imported the file in a version of Excel that doesn't have the CEILING.MATH
function, so it automatically added the _xlfn
prefix; then if you saved it from Excel, the prefix gets into the XLSX (so it's not something that our spreadsheet added). See here: https://www.myspreadsheetlab.com/i-see-xlfn-what-is-happening-2/
@mishoo I am reopening the issue as it is also replicated with DAYS function if I create a new file in Excel 2016 (which supports the DAYS function). Then when the file is imported in the Spreadsheet '_xlfn' is added in the formula. TestDays.xlsx
Bug report
When CEILING.MATH formula is used and the file is imported from Excel, the imported formula has '_xlfn' in front and the result is not correct (it is #NAME?).
Reproduction of the problem
Current behavior
The value in the B1 cell is '#NAME?' and the formula for the B1 cell has a redundant prefix "=_xlfn.CEILING.MATH(A4)"
Expected/desired behavior
The formula should not have a prefix and should return the correct result.
Environment