if you define a new style for each link/cell then your sheet runs out of
styles space, see if you can reuse the style
aloha
alexander
Am 26.02.2015 um 01:41 schrieb mskavim:
I am create a excel sheet( Bill of Material Report ) that has more that 2000
rows ... each row has hyper link to a
I got this error evaluating a cell--which was a big old chained IF that
return null at one point and undefined at another, and I think I found
two fixes for it:
I replaced the null with Empty.
I defined a named ranged called null and used that in place of the
undefined.
For experimental purposes
Wait, I was mistaken. Empty does not work. Using a named range called
null works, of course, though I'm not sure of the implications thereof.
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 3:03 PM, Blake Watson blake.wat...@pnmac.com
wrote:
I got this error evaluating a cell--which was a big old chained IF that
On Thu, 26 Feb 2015, Blake Watson wrote:
I got this error evaluating a cell--which was a big old chained IF that
return null at one point and undefined at another, and I think I
found two fixes for it:
Can you produce a junit unit test which starts with an empty workbook,
adds a sheet and
