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What happened to the formula edit bar? I know that it's not absolutely necessary in that if you double click a cell the formula / raw data becomes editable, but at least with the edit bar there is no expansion of cells necessary in order to view the whole formula. Couldn't you just introduce it as a toggleable element ala the toolbar?
how much harder would it be to tailor the table export function to export as pure HTML? You get variable results if you view source of the produced page in that DIVs and CSS hide the raw data and pasting said source produces duplicates and formulas depending on how tall / wide the cell is. If the produced html was formatted inline then very little re-arranging would be necessary and the result would be an incredibly useful function, being able to paste data into my LiveJournal would be great because LJ doesn't support IFrames.
Either way, keep up the good work.
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Thanks for the feedback and encouragement!
About the formula bar: yeah... The behavior of open-office Calc and microsoft Excel is that everything you type in the in-place cell is duplicated instantly in the toolbar formula bar (and probably vice versa). While that's possible to recreate in DHTML, I figured might as well launch the in-cell editing feature straightaway rather than wait any longer. I've created a tracking ticket on this...
On the export, we'll think about that, trying to reduce the duplicate exported cell data that's normally hidden by CSS.
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Thank you for the swift reply.
The other thing that I meant to ask (yet somehow forgot) is will it ever be possible to display images based upon conditional operators?
For example, my ongoing spreadsheet project is a weightloss tracker and I'd like to display a picture according to where my weight stands (with the picture being a fat me or a thin me - ...I know...). Currently I can quite simply use something to the effect of:
=c8 < 168 ? "doing well" : "you fat blob"
to achieve this in text form. But if I were to replace them with:
=c8 < 168 ? "<img src='insert thin image here'>" : "<img src='insert fat image here'>"
it merely prints those urls out. I do understand that the parsing engine might need an overhaul in order to even think about this type of functionality, but it's worth me putting it out there anyway.
Another useful function would be to find what the last value (positionally rather than maximum or minimum) in a row or column is. As it stands I have to change the cell reference containing my current weight each week, which is a minor irritation. I don't know how hard it would be to implement, but some sort of =last(c) function would be such a convenience.
Again, I do appreciate the work you put into this project and thank you for the time taken to read these ramblings.
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