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Excel 2016 french L1C1 reference style issue
Excel fr, Windows 10 fr (1511)
When used as a string, you could write :
=INDIRECT("L1C1";FAUX) (returns A1 value).
Now, since a few days, it returns #REF!
You have to write :
=INDIRECT("R1C1";FAUX)
Any ideas ?
7 Replies
- Daniel ColardelleCopper ContributorCase matters ! I didn't notice this before : Excel in French =INDIRECT("L1C1";FAUX) results in the error #REF! Excel in French =INDIRECT("l1C1";FAUX) results in value from A1 Best regards. Daniel
- Anonymous
Hi Daniel,
the problem is solved on my installs with the latest update of Excel 2016 to Build 16.0.7341.2021 (Office Insider Slow) and Z1S1 and L1C1 are working as expected again. Thanks, MS :-)
Best Regards,
Mourad
- Daniel ColardelleCopper Contributor
Hi Mourad,
Thanks. I pass this to my user. I also invited him to subscribe to the Ofice Insider Program.
Best regards
Daniel
- Anonymous
Hi Daniel,
I tried following cases in an Excel 2016 Build 16.0.7167.2040 Insider Version:
Excel in English =INDIRECT("R1C1";FALSE) results in value from A1Excel in German =INDIREKT("Z1S1";FALSCH) results in the error #BEZUG! meaning #REF!
Excel in German =INDIREKT("R1C1";FALSCH) results in the error #BEZUG! meaning #REF!Excel in French =INDIRECT("L1C1";FAUX) results in the error #REF!
Excel in French =INDIRECT("R1C1";FAUX) results in value from A1So, I see the same problem as you and I think there is something wrong.
Best Regards,
Mourad- Daniel ColardelleCopper Contributor
Hi Mourad,
Thanks for answering. Hope it will be quickly fixed.
Daniel
- Anonymous
Hi Daniel,
I have posted the problem to the http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_insider-excel/indirect-function-is-broken-at-least-for-excel-in/1fcbcf20-a103-4172-abf1-2c0dfe848e60 with back reference to this thread. Yes, let's hope, it will be fixed :-)
Best Regards,
Mourad