Closed fqqb closed 6 years ago
When a formula contains a parameter as well as, say, some constant. The date is determined by the latest of each of the formula components.
=3+'/some/parameter'
The constant (3) also gets timetagged (with the local date). So when replaying old data the end result is not tagged with the correct date.
3
Further the constant does not receive updates causing no trace to appear.
Fixed on master. As soon as at least one parameter is involved in a formula. Timestamps associated with other types of pvs are ignored (e.g. constants).
When a formula contains a parameter as well as, say, some constant. The date is determined by the latest of each of the formula components.
The constant (
3
) also gets timetagged (with the local date). So when replaying old data the end result is not tagged with the correct date.Further the constant does not receive updates causing no trace to appear.