You can't delete or remove anything by a formula.
In the given case you can
- hide repeating words using a conditional format.
- return an empty string by the formula if the otherwise returned word would occur in the strip a second time.
If you want to check the case "more than one occurrence" referencing cells from elsewhere, you need to go the second way. However, this requires to use helper columns. (If somebody found a way to do it without helpers, I'm interested - but wouild expect very complicated formulas.)
Your signature tells "OpenOffice 4.1" while the formula you posted uses functions only available in LibreOffice V 24.8.0 or higher.
Please try to be more precies next time, and don't paste or attach images but example files where the issue isn't sprecifically about the view.
See attachments.
In the given case you can
- hide repeating words using a conditional format.
- return an empty string by the formula if the otherwise returned word would occur in the strip a second time.
If you want to check the case "more than one occurrence" referencing cells from elsewhere, you need to go the second way. However, this requires to use helper columns. (If somebody found a way to do it without helpers, I'm interested - but wouild expect very complicated formulas.)
Your signature tells "OpenOffice 4.1" while the formula you posted uses functions only available in LibreOffice V 24.8.0 or higher.
Please try to be more precies next time, and don't paste or attach images but example files where the issue isn't sprecifically about the view.
See attachments.
Statistics: Posted by Lupp — Wed Jan 22, 2025 6:19 pm