Critical value calc

Fact that this calc uses a slower speed than Luffy's Golden Rifle calc. While the result likely won't be much different, I find it hard to believe that he swings with heavy weights attached 7 times faster than he would with his regular body.Otherwise the calc seems good tbh That's literally nonsense, the Golden Ball calc itself uses a speed below what Luffy's combat speed even scales to - you don't cross-scale fan calculations like that, that's calc stacking and makes the absurd assumption that Oda is aware of the value given off by the calculation. Messages 273 Reaction score 108 #26 That's literally nonsense, the Golden Ball calc itself uses a speed below what Luffy's combat speed even scales to - you don't cross-scale fan calculations like that, that's calc stacking and makes the absurd assumption that Oda is aware of the value given off by the calculation. Oda is aware?? How do you know Messages 739 Reaction score 466 #27 Oda is aware?? How do you know My point is that he isn't. Messages 24 Reaction score 4 Thread starter #28 If we can get the speed of the attack to light speed or near light speed due to the size of the fist the attack would be large planetary I am really busy with school stuff rn so the original calc I was working on will have to wait for a bit Messages 273 Reaction score 108 #29 If we can get the speed of the attack to light speed or near light speed due to the size of the fist the attack would be large planetary I am really busy with school stuff rn so the original calc I was working on will have to wait for a bit Lighting speed seem valid because it had

Looking at the video, they got to the value of 126 Exatons of TNT by using the currently calced 4.4 Petatons, multiplying it by 2 because it was evenly clashing with Kaido's Kaen Daiko, multiplying that by 143.56 for some reason (because it was continuously contacting Kaido for the entire distance to the ground or something???), and then tacking on the ground destruction which was basically negligible.So no, it's Not Moon level. Messages 4,781 Reaction score 7,396 #17 I have only 1 single issue with the calc, and it's the fact that this calc uses a slower speed than Luffy's Golden Rifle calc. While the result likely won't be much different, I find it hard to believe that he swings with heavy weights attached 7 times faster than he would with his regular body.Otherwise the calc seems good tbh Messages 18,939 Reaction score 13,213 #18 I have only 1 single issue with the calc, and it's the fact that this calc uses a slower speed than Luffy's Golden Rifle calc. While the result likely won't be much different, I find it hard to believe that he swings with heavy weights attached 7 times faster than he would with his regular body.Otherwise the calc seems good tbh I mean he literally has an island sized fist. Messages 4,781 Reaction score 7,396 #19 I mean he literally has an island sized fist. which he carries and swings with far less issue than he did with the golden ball. Luffy held Bajrang gun above his head without looking bothered at all, hell he let go of Kaido and stayed in the air while it hovered there. Vs the golden ball which brought him down with its weight twice before he toughened up and carried it anyway. Messages 18,939 Reaction score 13,213 #20 which

If it is, "Bonus" is returned; otherwise, "No Bonus" is displayed.These functions are just the tip of the iceberg. Calc also includes functions for text manipulation, date calculations, and more. Familiarizing yourself with these can open up new possibilities for your spreadsheets.Troubleshooting Formula Errors with ChatGPTEven seasoned spreadsheet users encounter errors from time to time. Formula errors can be especially frustrating, but with ChatGPT by your side, troubleshooting becomes a lot easier.Let's discuss some common errors you might face and how ChatGPT can help resolve them. One frequent error is the #DIV/0! error, which occurs when a formula tries to divide by zero. You might ask:"How can I fix the #DIV/0! error in my OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet?"ChatGPT would likely suggest a solution such as:"To fix the #DIV/0! error, ensure your formula doesn't divide by zero. You can use an IF function to check the divisor, like this: =IF(B1=0, "Error", A1/B1)."Another common error is #VALUE!, which occurs when a formula has the wrong type of argument or operand. You could ask:"What causes a #VALUE! error in OpenOffice Calc?"ChatGPT might respond:"A #VALUE! error typically means that there's an issue with the data types in your formula. Make sure all the inputs are numbers if you're performing calculations."By using ChatGPT, you can get quick insights into why errors occur and how to fix them, saving you time and reducing frustration.Practical Examples: Formulas in ActionLet's put everything we've discussed so far into practice with some real-world examples. These examples will demonstrate how you can use formulas in OpenOffice Calc to solve everyday problems.Example 1: Calculating Monthly SavingsSuppose you're tracking your monthly income and expenses in a spreadsheet and want to calculate your savings. You can use a simple formula like this:=C1-B1Where C1 is your income and B1 is your expenses. This formula subtracts your

Can see the spreadsheet beneath. When you are finished entering the argument's value, you can press the button again to return to the entire Function Autopilot window.Finally, as with many other features in OpenOffice.org, you can create a macro for any favorite function formula, and assign it to a tool bar, menu, or keystroke combination.No matter how you enter a function formula, take a moment to check its structure before using it. If it looks right, press the Enter key or select the Accept button from the Function tool bar to add it to the cell and get its result (The Accept button is the green check mark beside the Input line). If you see the formula in the cell instead of the result, then Formulas are selected for display in Tools > Options -> OpenOffice.org Calc -> View -> Display. Unselect the check box beside it, and the result will display. However, you can still see the formula in the formula bar field.Reviewing the Contents and Results of FormulasEven with all the tools available in Calc to help you to enter formulas, making mistakes is easy. Many typists find inputting numbers difficult, and many users may make a mistake about the kind of entry that a function's argument needs. At times, too, you may want to find the cells used in a formula to change their values or to check the answer. For these reasons, Calc provides three tools for investigating formulas and the cells that they reference.The most basic tool is error messages. Error messages display in a formula's cell or -- even more conveniently -- in the Function Autopilot instead of the result. An error message for a formula is usually a three-digit number from 501 to 527, or sometimes an unhelpful piece of text such as NAME?, REF, or VALUE. The error number appears in the cell, and a brief explanation of the error on the right side of the status bar. Most error messages indicate a problem with how the formula was input, although several indicate that you have run up against a limitation of either Calc or its current settings.Error messages are not user-friendly, and may intimidate new users. All the same, they are valuable clues to correcting mistakes. You can find detailed explanations of them by opening OpenOffice.org help and searching for "Error codes in OpenOffice.org Calc." A few of the most common are:NAME? (525): No valid reference exists for the argument.REF (525): The column, row, or sheet for the referenced cell is missing.VALUE (519): The value for one of the arguments is not the type that the argument requires. The value may be entered incorrectly; for example, double-quotation marks may be missing

#851 Smeargle can't learn dark void even though it can learn it in the games. Smeargle can learn dark void, but it just can't use it. #852 Smeargle can't learn dark void even though it can learn it in the games. Smeargle can learn dark void, but it just can't use it. The damage calc only deals with damage that a move causes. All status moves will be treated as dealing 0 damage. #853 The damage calc only deals with damage that a move causes. All status moves will be treated as dealing 0 damage. wrong reply lol #854 Is there anyway to turn off the automatically calced abilities of zacian and zamazenta? I know I can change their abilities, but that is kind of annoying to have to do that every time i use them since their abilities no longer activate every time they switch in. UT Get vaccinated. Vaccines save lives. #855 It looks like the calc is not correctly giving the Hadron Engine boost to non-grounded pokemon.Using this battle's turn one as a reference (we have confirmed the stat spreads involved):0 SpA Zapdos Thunderbolt vs. 0 HP / 4 SpD Ribombee: 157-186 (60.1 - 71.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (with Hadron Engine as the ability)0 SpA Adaptability Zapdos Thunderbolt vs. 0 HP / 4 SpD Ribombee: 210-248 (80.4 - 95%) -- guaranteed 2HKO (the correct boost)0 SpA Hadron Engine Zapdos Thunderbolt vs. 0 HP / 4 SpD Ribombee in Electric Terrain: 271-319 (103.8 - 122.2%) -- guaranteed OHKO (with Gravity in effect)The damage roll in the battle was 91%, solidly in the middle of the Adapt and Hadron-but-not-Terrain-boosted damage range.TL;DR: Hadron Engine should still give the 4/3ers boost to non-Grounded Pokemon in the calc even though they do not get the Terrain boost. #856 This is what my calc looks like. Any idea why? It does not change with my zoom or anything I have tried. #857 For some reason, Substitute is shown on the bottom left of the screen, when it should say Explosion. When I click the word Substitute, Explosion is highlighted in the menu that pops up. #858 Zapdos HP is 353 in the GSC damage calc (rather than 383). There is no HP DV value - posting here so hopefully someone can fix #859 There is a bug in calc of specs sylveon Hyper Voice vs Assault Vest toxtricity. #860 Zapdos HP is 353 in the GSC damage calc (rather than 383). There is no HP DV value - posting here so hopefully someone can fix This has been noticed, will be fixed ASAP. There is a bug in calc of specs sylveon Hyper Voice vs Assault Vest toxtricity. Could you please provide more details about the bug, like what gen you are calcing in and what the bug in question is? Is there anyway to turn off the automatically calced abilities of zacian and zamazenta? I know I can change their abilities, but that is kind of annoying to have to do that