Hello MDeLeon,
the difference to your test is that I’m reading an existing Excel sheet with format definitions.
In the attached image you can see a part of the sheet with the visible values.
The value “0,1” in cell T3 is calculated by the following formula:
=RUNDEN(R3/MIN(INDIREKT(VERKETTEN("R";VERGLEICH(J3;INDIREKT(VERKETTEN("J";VERGLEICH(G3;G:G;0);":J";VERGLEICH(G3;G:G)));0)+VERGLEICH(G3;G:G;0)-1;":R";VERGLEICH(J3;INDIREKT(VERKETTEN("J";VERGLEICH(G3;G:G;0);":J";VERGLEICH(G3;G:G))))+VERGLEICH(G3;G:G;0)-1)));1)-1
The value “22400” in cell S3 is calculated by the following formula:
=ABRUNDEN(MIN(INDIREKT(VERKETTEN("R"&VERGLEICH(G3;G:G;0)&":R"&VERGLEICH(G3;G:G))));-2)
Is there any easy way to get the formatted cell values in ClosedXML?
Regards,
Christian
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Von: MDeLeon [email removed]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 15. August 2013 04:43
An: Obser, Christian (GfK)
Betreff: Re: Problem reading cell values of cells with formula MTRANS. [closedxml:453397]
From: MDeLeon
TRANSPOSE is not supported and probably won't be until someone submits a patch for it. It's a nasty formula because it has many meanings depending on where it's used and it can be a regular or an array formula.
I updated
https://closedxml.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Evaluating%20Formulas with the list of functions supported.
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