Just curious if there is a way to use structured references syntax in Calc?
Hi @waholayo,
Looks like the answer is no – or at least, none of us knows!
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@qubit1 Thanks. I’ll go ahead to file an enhancement bug as suggested. Not sure how complex it will be to implement “structure reference syntax” for Calc, but at least I hope this can further minimize some compatibility issues when exchanging files with MS Office users.
@waholayo - I don’t yet understand what you want to ask and why your are refering to an Excel manual. Could please explain yoiur question a bit better?
@ROSt53 Sorry my question came out of blue while opening an .xlsx file in Calc, and then realized some formula couldn’t compute correctly cause it uses “structure reference syntax” instead of the common “cell reference syntax”. Now I know that Calc doesn’t support “structure reference synax” yet.