fdo#79249 call formula compiler with error string

... instead of attempting to stringize a NaN coded error value.

Regression introduced with 30a20743ae17e6e02183a65603d38968253b3ffb

Change-Id: Ia7a8ca39938820ac75db169404446fa696c6ee1b

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/sc/source/filter/oox/sheetdatabuffer.cxx b/sc/source/filter/oox/sheetdatabuffer.cxx
index 7cdf6279a8e5..1e66c879864f 100644
--- a/sc/source/filter/oox/sheetdatabuffer.cxx
+++ b/sc/source/filter/oox/sheetdatabuffer.cxx
@@ -197,11 +197,16 @@ void SheetDataBuffer::setBooleanCell( const CellModel& rModel, bool bValue )
 
 void SheetDataBuffer::setErrorCell( const CellModel& rModel, const OUString& rErrorCode )
 {
-    setErrorCell( rModel, getUnitConverter().calcBiffErrorCode( rErrorCode ) );
+    // Using the formula compiler now we can simply pass on the error string.
+    getFormulaBuffer().setCellFormula( rModel.maCellAddr, rErrorCode);
+    setCellFormat( rModel );
 }
 
 void SheetDataBuffer::setErrorCell( const CellModel& rModel, sal_uInt8 nErrorCode )
 {
+    assert(!"stringizing any NaN will only give 'nan'");
+    /* FIXME: map nErrorCode to error string and call setErrorCell() above. */
+
     OUStringBuffer aBuf;
     aBuf.append('{');
     aBuf.append(BiffHelper::calcDoubleFromError(nErrorCode));