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For 30 lines of code it is indeed impressive. But I think it would of been more impressive at 40 or whatever it would of taken to have a couple error checks.
by genericuser 13y ago
For 30 lines of code it is indeed impressive.
But I think it would of been more impressive at 40 or whatever it would of taken to have a couple error checks.
What I mean by this is if you enter an invalid formula say =() or =asdf in a cell it breaks all the valid formulas you enter after that cell making them display as text instead of a value when refreshed.
- ondras 13y agoAdded a trivial try-catch block so error in one cell does not prevent others from evaluating. Line count unchanged :-)