CLONE - Bessel function have wrong domain for argument X

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    • Type: Bug
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Priority: Major
    • ODF 1.2 Errata 01
    • Affects Version/s: ODF 1.2
    • Component/s: OpenFormula
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      6.16.12
      now
      Syntax: BESSELI( Integer X ; Number N )

      should be
      Syntax: BESSELI( Number X ; Number N )

      6.16.13
      now
      Syntax: BESSELJ( Integer X ; Number N )

      should be
      Syntax: BESSELJ( Number X ; Number N )

      6.16.14
      now
      Syntax: BESSELK( Integer X ; Number N )
      Constraints: N >= 0, INT(N)=N;

      should be
      Syntax: BESSELK( Number X ; Number N )
      Constraints: X≠0, N >= 0, INT(N)=N;

      6.16.15
      now
      Syntax: BESSELY( Integer X ; Number N )
      Constraints: N >= 0, INT(N)=N;

      should be
      Syntax: BESSELY( Number X ; Number N )
      Constraints: X≠0, N >= 0, INT(N)=N;

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      6.16.12 now Syntax: BESSELI( Integer X ; Number N ) should be Syntax: BESSELI( Number X ; Number N ) 6.16.13 now Syntax: BESSELJ( Integer X ; Number N ) should be Syntax: BESSELJ( Number X ; Number N ) 6.16.14 now Syntax: BESSELK( Integer X ; Number N ) Constraints: N >= 0, INT(N)=N; should be Syntax: BESSELK( Number X ; Number N ) Constraints: X≠0, N >= 0, INT(N)=N; 6.16.15 now Syntax: BESSELY( Integer X ; Number N ) Constraints: N >= 0, INT(N)=N; should be Syntax: BESSELY( Number X ; Number N ) Constraints: X≠0, N >= 0, INT(N)=N;

      All Bessel function have in their description data-type Integer for the argument X. But no one of LibreOffice, Callibre, Gnumeric, MS Excel, AOO restrict it to integer, but all allow real numbers. Outside spreadsheets the domain "complex numbers" is common.

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            Reporter:
            Regina Henschel
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