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		darth_mastah on Sept 28, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: A 220b spreadsheet app in HTML/JS I hate to say that, but I just seem to have broken it. Here's how: I put 0.1 in A1, 0.2 in A2 and =A1+A2 in B1. Now B1 displays "=A1+A2" instead of the result.

nkoren on Sept 28, 2017 [–]

Looks like any decimal place breaks it. Whole numbers only. But hey, whaddaya want for 220 bytes?!?

Narishma on Sept 28, 2017 | [–]

Weirdly enough, it works if the first number is an integer even if the second isn't.

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