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>If you treat the cells as if they are centered on coordinates, the problem is resolved. (-2,0) is 2 to the left, and (2,0) is 2 to the right of the origin. Th
by jasode 3y ago
>If you treat the cells as if they are centered on coordinates, the problem is resolved. (-2,0) is 2 to the left, and (2,0) is 2 to the right of the origin.
The article's screenshot already shows the cells "centered on the coordinates": https://www.quadratichq.com/assets/blog/2023-05-15-coordinate-system-for-infinite-spreadsheet/4.png https://www.quadratichq.com/assets/blog/2023-05-15-coordinat...
The issue is the row-0-column-0-cells are themselves also "containers" and making those cells "inclusive" of either the positive or negative range of cells will make it asymmetric.
- MereInterest 3y agoThe problem with the screenshot is that it measures to a different location of each cell. They measure to the top-left of (2,2), but the bottom-right of (-2,-2).