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nextGets the cells to which the array formula is applied.
If this is null, the formula has not yet been applied.
The cells to which the array formula is applied.Applies the formula to all specified regions of cells.
This method, or one of the other ApplyTo overrides must be used to set the value of a cell to a formula.
After this method returns, the WorksheetCell.formula of all cells in all specified regions will return the formula.
ArgumentNullException 'regions' is null.
ArgumentException 'regions' has a length of 0.
ArgumentException Not all regions specified are from the same worksheet.
InvalidOperationException One or more regions specified contain array formulas or data tables which extend outside the region.
The regions of cells to apply the formula to.
Applies the formula to the specified cell.
This method, or one of the other ApplyTo overrides must be used to set the value of a cell to a formula.
After this method returns, the WorksheetCell.formula of the specified cell will return the formula.
ArgumentNullException 'cell' is null.
InvalidOperationException 'cell' is part of an array formula or data table which is not confined to just the cell.
The cell to apply the formula to.
Applies the formula to the specified region of cells.
This method, or one of the other ApplyTo overrides must be used to set the value of a cell to a formula.
After this method returns, the WorksheetCell.formula of all cells in the specified region will return the formula.
ArgumentNullException 'region' is null.
InvalidOperationException 'region' contains an array formula or data table which extends outside the region.
The region of cells to apply the formula to.
Removes this array formula as the formula for the cells to which it was applied.
After this method returns, the cellRange will be null.
Converts the formula to a string representation, similar to the string with which it was created. This uses the CellReferenceMode with which the formula was created to create cell reference strings.
The string representing the formula.
Converts the formula to a string representation, similar to the string with which it was created.
The string representing the formula.
The cell reference mode used to create cell reference strings.
Converts the formula to a string representation, similar to the string with which it was created.
The string representing the formula.
The cell reference mode used to create cell reference strings.
The culture used to generate the formula string.
Static
areDetermines whether two Formula instances are equal using the specified cell reference mode. This essentially performs a case-insensitive string comparison, ignoring the white space in the formula.
True if the formulas are both null or both equivalent; False otherwise.
The first Formula to compare.
The second Formula to compare.
The cell reference mode to use when comparing the two formulas.
Static
compareStatic
compareStatic
equalsStatic
equalsStatic
getStatic
getStatic
getStatic
parseParses the specified formula value and returns the array formula which was created from it.
ArgumentNullException 'value' is null or empty.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'cellReferenceMode' is not defined in the CellReferenceMode enumeration.
FormulaParseException 'value' is not a valid formula.
An ArrayFormula instance which represents the array formula value specified.
The string which defines the array formula to parse.
The mode used to interpret cell references in the array formula.
Parses the specified formula value and returns the array formula which was created from it.
ArgumentNullException 'value' is null or empty.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'cellReferenceMode' is not defined in the CellReferenceMode enumeration.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'fileFormat' is not defined in the WorkbookFormat enumeration.
FormulaParseException 'value' is not a valid formula.
An ArrayFormula instance which represents the array formula value specified.
The string which defines the array formula to parse.
The mode used to interpret cell references in the array formula.
The file format to use when parsing the array formula. This will be used to determine certain limits which are format dependant.
Parses the specified formula value and returns the array formula which was created from it.
ArgumentNullException 'value' is null or empty.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'cellReferenceMode' is not defined in the CellReferenceMode enumeration.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'fileFormat' is not defined in the WorkbookFormat enumeration.
FormulaParseException 'value' is not a valid formula.
An ArrayFormula instance which represents the array formula value specified.
The string which defines the array formula to parse.
The mode used to interpret cell references in the array formula.
The file format to use when parsing the array formula. This will be used to determine certain limits which are format dependant.
The culture used to parse the formula.
Parses the specified formula value and returns the array formula which was created from it.
ArgumentNullException 'value' is null or empty.
InvalidEnumArgumentException 'cellReferenceMode' is not defined in the CellReferenceMode enumeration.
FormulaParseException 'value' is not a valid formula.
An ArrayFormula instance which represents the array formula value specified.
The string which defines the array formula to parse.
The mode used to interpret cell references in the array formula.
The culture used to parse the formula.
Static
referenceStatic
static
Represents an array formula for a group of cells.
Array formulas are similar to regular formula in that they have the same grammar. However, array formulas must be set on a single region of cells only. When the array formula is applied to a region of cells, each cell'sFormula property will be the array formula. The
Value of each cell cannot be changed unless clearCellRange is
called on the array formula or another value is applied to a region of cells which completely contains the array
formula's region.
Because the array formula stores the region of the cells to which it is applied in the cellRange property, the array formula can only be applied to one region of cells.
Array formulas are created through Microsoft Excel by selecting a region of cells, entering a formula for that range, and pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter. This causes the formula of each cell in the region to appear as follows: {=Formula}.
See the Microsoft Excel documentation for more information on array formulas.