LOG10 function is not a cell func #24
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Parser accepts cell references as functions, e.g. $A$1(45). When formula is converted between A1 and R1C1, make sure the LOG10 is *not* interpreted as a cell function. That would cause all sorts of problems with shifting or deleting areas. Example: LOG10 would be turned to R1C1, the reference would shift and then be turned back.
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Parser accepts cell references as functions, e.g.
$A$1(45). When formula is converted betweenA1andR1C1, make sure theLOG10is not interpreted as a cell function. That would cause all sorts of problems with shifting or deleting areas.Example:
LOG10would be turned to R1C1, the R1C1 reference would shift and then be turned back. Except not as aLOG10, but asLOG11.