Excel 2007 Multiplication Bug
tibbar66 writes with news of a serious multiplication bug in Excel 2007, which has been reported to the company. The example that first came to light is =850*77.1 — which gives a result of 100,000 instead of the correct 65,535. It seems that any formula that should evaluate to 65,535 will act strangely. One poster in the forum noted these behaviors: "Suppose the formula is in A1. =A1+1 returns 100,001, which appears to show the formula is in fact 100,000... =A1*2 returns 131,070, as if A1 had 65,535 (which it should have been). =A1*1 keeps it at 100,000. =A1-1 returns 65,534. =A1/1 is still 100,000. =A1/2 returns 32767.5."
This is the most devastating bug in years. Heaven have mercy on us all.
Just disrupt the deflector shield with a tachyon burst.
Dunno, works just fine in my copy of 2007...
If you want news from today, you have to come back tomorrow.
Here's a tip. The same fuckers wrote the application and the kernel, and we hate them, and no one wants your snarky effort to show you took a high school intro to computers class.
If this had been a bug with, say, some iPhone spreadsheet program, it would have been found and posted launch day.
Why has it taken so long for someone to find this? Other than the plausible explanation that MS' push for people to upgrade isn't going so well...
They will be disabling multiplication in all future versions of Excel.
But first they got a patent on it and sent cease and desist letters. The Hindu's are suing over prior art from 1005.
Table-ized A.I.
Just tried and I get this:
4294967295
Try to make your jealousy less obvious next time.
So, the market share of Linsux users seems to be about 572 or so, and you "winners" clearly know how to spend your weekends. Have you ever kissed a girl?
Alex