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The formula is this:
= IF (E2 = 1, SLOPE (OFFSET (E2,0, -1, ninbox, 1), OFFSET (E2,0, -4, ninbox, 1)), ””)
I’m using the following, which is not working:
= SE(E2 = 1; INCLINAÇÃO (DESLOC(E2;0;-1; ninbox; 1);DESLOC (E2;0; -4; ninbox; 1));””)
I know the arguments of the SE function, is of the form:
= SE(logical test; [true value];[false value])
DESLOC function:
DISPLACEMENT(C2;1;2;3;1)
TILTING FUNCTION:
SLOPE(known val_y; known val_x)
But I didn’t quite understand the function of ;"" in the formula.
And what comes to be
nimbox
? The functiondeslocamento
expects to receive the height at this position. Perhaps the original spreadsheet has a cell named with this name. As I recall Excel accepts the functions with the English name.– anonimo
It’s just a column named that way, buddy.
– Victor Barreto
I don’t know if it was just a transcription problem for Sopt, but this ending should be "". What you don’t understand is an empty string that will be displayed if E1 is different from 1.
– anonimo
What do you call "not working"? What is the error?
– César Rodriguez
The default message of "We found problem in formula appears"
– Victor Barreto
The
;""
is the false part ofSE
. Basically Voce has something likeSE(E2 = 1; INCLINAÇÃO(...) ; "")
. In other words, if the E2 cell has the value 1 you put the slope, otherwise it leaves the cell empty. And by the way, watch out for the quotes that are supposed to be normal quotes and not those quotes from the word.– Isac
It was the quotation marks, thanks!
– Victor Barreto