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Good afternoon,
I made an implementation to generate an excel spreadsheet where in a cell the formula CONT.SES() should be inserted. But if I put the equal sign (=) before the CONT.SES() -> =CONT.SES the following error message is thrown:
B4 -> Formula Error: An Unexpected error occured
Only works if you don’t have the = signal before CONT.SES.
Would anyone know how to fix it?
Thank you in advance.
But CONT.SES() needs the parameters, otherwise it returns error, it needs the interval and the comparator: =CONT.SES(range;"=Something")
– AnthraxisBR
Yes, it has all the parameters there in the code, I put here without the parameters CONT.SES() just to simplify.... The error is thrown if you have the signal = before, without the equal signal works perfectly.
– Jorgito da Silva Paiva