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In recent years, the Hilbert space operators which extend to operators with a rich spectral decomposition behaviour have begun to be studied and understood. One reason for which is that at present such operators are serious candidates for testing the yet unsolved invariant subspace problem. In the previous papers of this series [for part III see \textit{J. Eschmeier} and the author, J. Reine Angew. Math. 354, 150-163 (1984; Zbl 0539.47002)]\ a sheaf model of an operator or a commutative system of operators was introduced. This established a dictionary relating spectral theory and sheaf theory, which was particularly relevant for operators with a property called Bishop's condition \((\beta)\). Recently it has been proved that this condition or a variation of it characterizes subdecomposability, respectively subscalarity. It is the aim of this paper to analyze the homological and sheaf theoretical aspects of these characterizations. As a matter of fact we obtain without any extra effort the Fréchet multidimensional analogues of these results. From the point of view of sheaf theory, we focus on the existence of some distinguished soft resolutions of certain analytic noncoherent sheaves. The paper is written in terms of analytic modules, so that in spite of the above introduction, the reader may well ignore spectral theory. On the other hand, the detailed preliminaries devoted to homological methods are primarily addressed to operator theorists. The operational counterparts of the main results are listed at the end of the paper or else they can be easily deduced from the context. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0771.47022].