Does axlsx support array functions? (cntl-shift-enter)

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gregory...@gmail.com

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Mar 6, 2014, 4:13:43 PM3/6/14
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I've been trying to add a row to a worksheet using the following:

total_xls.add_row ["='Results'!A#{r}",
"=IF(COUNTIF('Missing'!D:D,\"*\"&A#{r}&\"*\"),\"NO GO\",\"GO\")",
"{=IF(ISNA(MATCH(1,(\"true\"='Miscompares'!C:C)*(A#{r}='Miscompares'!A:A),0)),\"GO\",\"NO GO\")}",
"=IF(COUNTIF(B#{r}:E#{r},\"*\"&\"NO GO\"&\"*\"),\"NO GO\",\"GO\")"], :style => r_entry

The 2nd entry is an array function (entered via CNTL-SHIFT-ENTER in Excel). I have tried it with and without the surrounding curley braces. Is this a supported feature?


Greg

Randy Morgan

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Mar 7, 2014, 6:04:23 AM3/7/14
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Some work has been added to master recently that may help here. 
I'm not expecting to be in a position to do a release for at least another 6 weeks - but you might give it a go.

Best

Randy



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