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--- Comment #6 from Greg Woolsey ---
I also came up with a workaround hack just now that I'll document here in case
others find it helpful.
I had a Cell, whose formula was HYPERLINK(...). It sometimes had one arg,
sometimes two. Parsing the
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Dominik Stadler changed:
What|Removed |Added
Severity|normal |enhancement
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--- Comment #5 from PJ Fanning ---
My suggestion was to have `public Hyperlink getHyperlink()` which I think is
better than `public String getAddress()` because Hyperlink as all the Hyperlink
data (URL, display name, etc).
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That replacement method is no longer available, and the maps appear to be
static, so making a change would affect all threads, so I don't like that
option. Perhaps a separate override map local to an evaluator instance
would be a possibility, but then it would need to be available in the
proper
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--- Comment #3 from Dominik Stadler ---
Created attachment 36288
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Workaround by overloading FunctionEval.functions
I had the same problem some time ago and used a workaround by
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--- Comment #2 from Greg Woolsey ---
Testing in Excel 2016/Office 365 shows that a cell with a formula containing
the HYPERLINK() function anywhere in the formula converts the entire cell value
to a link.
If there is additional formula
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--- Comment #1 from Greg Woolsey ---
Current thinking involves augmenting FormulaEvaluator with a flag (or facility
for multiple flags, perhaps an EnumMap?) to control which value is returned by
the function in that invocation/evaluation.
The
