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@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ How to apply this in Data Controller? Let's consider a table as follows:
|PAPER|4.20|100|`= PRICE * VOLUME`|
|PEN|61.02|1,971|`= PRICE * VOLUME`|
The plan here will be to introduce [hyperformula](https://hyperformula.handsontable.com/guide/demo.html) into HandsOnTable. We have confirmed with support, and it is included in our OEM plan. It will allow a library of ~400 functions and advanced excel-like behaviour.
The plan here will be to introduce [hyperformula](https://hyperformula.handsontable.com/guide/demo.html) into HandsOnTable. It will allow a library of ~400 functions and advanced excel-like behaviour.
HyperFormula requires cell references to operate (rather than named variables), eg as follows:
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ HyperFormula requires cell references to operate (rather than named variables),
For ease of use, and to avoid the need to hard code a particular column order, the frontend should perform replacement of the variables for each Formula cell. For instance, replacing ` PRICE ` with ` B1 ` and ` VOLUME ` with ` C1 ` in the first row (and with ` B2 ` and ` C2 ` in the second row respectively).
To avoid clashes with names that match function names (eg, `MATCH()`) each named variable **must have a leading and trailing blank**.
To avoid clashes with names that match function names (eg, `MATCH()`) each named variable **must have a leading and trailing blank**, and we should be sure to ignore variables inside of single or double quoted strings - eg `" ITEM & " string ITEM "` (would resolve to `"A1 & "string ITEM "`).
There would be two types applied: