Questions:
I’m trying to create a CSV file (Excel or LibreOffice) which contains a formula that uses multiple arguments separated by a comma. The comma is interpreted as a field separator. Is it possible to escape the comma somehow so formula requiring commas can be used?
This works as expected:
=Sum(A1:A10)
This doesn’t read correctly due to use of comma in formula:
=Confidence.Norm(.01, Stdev.p(A1:A10), 10)
Imagined solutions that don’t work:
=Confidence.Norm(.01 \, Stdev.p(A1:A10) \, 10)
=Confidence.Norm(.01 ',' Stdev.p(A1:A10) ',' 10)
=+"Confidence.Norm(.01 \, Stdev.p(A1:A10) \, 10)"
How to&Answers:
Try this:
"=Confidence.Norm(.01, Stdev.p(A1:A10), 10)"
Tags: csv, excelexcel, file
