On 12/12/2009 1:54 AM, Andreas Saeger wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
On 12/9/2009 10:25 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2009/12/8 John Meyer<pueblonat...@opensuse.us>:
Have you tried =CELL(…)?
Doesn't have an infotype returning the sheet name.
My default template for Calc has 2 named references:
1. Insert>Names>Define...[Ctrl+F3]
cFilename refers to: CELL("FILENAME")
[Add], [OK] (finsih the dialog since the next one depends on this one)
2. Insert>Names>Define...[Ctrl+F3]
ThisSheet refers to:
MID(cFilename;FIND("#$";cFilename)+2;LEN(cFilename))
[Add], [OK]
Now ThisSheet used in a formula refers to the current sheet's name.
Together with ThisSheet you may also define things like:
FileURL =MID(cFilename;2;SEARCH("'#";cFilename)-2)
FileURLPath =MID(cFilename;2;SEARCH("/[^/]+'#";cFilename)-1)
shSep =MID(ADDRESS(1;1;1;1;"Foo");4;1) ["!" in Excel, "." in Calc]
Thanks. I may have to tinker with it, though since I'll be doing links.
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