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====== Setting Column Formula ====== | ====== Setting Column Formula ====== | ||
- | Use Table -> Set Column Formula menu item to open column | + | === There are two ways to set formula for column evaluation: === |
- | {{: | + | 1. Select column and write formula in formula string. |
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+ | 2. Use '' | ||
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===== Row Index ===== | ===== Row Index ===== | ||
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You can edit column formula and change auto recalculation mode from column context menu or menu '' | You can edit column formula and change auto recalculation mode from column context menu or menu '' | ||
- | {{: | + | {{: |
- | ===== About "Argument is out of range at row #" | + | ===== “Argument is out of range at row #” Warning ===== |
Some mathematical functions can be defined only on a certain interval. For example, square root ('' | Some mathematical functions can be defined only on a certain interval. For example, square root ('' | ||
The calculations are not terminated if NaN value occurs in some row(s). | The calculations are not terminated if NaN value occurs in some row(s). | ||
- | In some cases you may want to check if a '' | + | In some cases you may want to check if a '' |
===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
- | * [[formula|Formula syntax]] | + | * [[expressions]] |