Difference between revisions of "WorksheetRange"

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= WorksheetRange(workbook, sheet, range'', colIndex, rowIndex, howtoIndex'') =
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== WorksheetRange(workbook, sheet, range'', colIndex, rowIndex, howtoIndex'') ==
  
This function is now deprecated, superceded by the function [[SpreadsheetRange]], which you should use instead.
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This function is now deprecated, superseded by the function [[SpreadsheetRange]], which you should use instead.
  
 
The parameters of [[SpreadsheetRange]] have removed «sheet» as the second parameter -- it is available still as an optional parameter, but unnecessary for named range labels.  [[SpreadsheetRange]] has additional improvements which make it superior.
 
The parameters of [[SpreadsheetRange]] have removed «sheet» as the second parameter -- it is available still as an optional parameter, but unnecessary for named range labels.  [[SpreadsheetRange]] has additional improvements which make it superior.
  
 
This function may be removed in a future Analytica release, so please use [[SpreadsheetRange]].
 
This function may be removed in a future Analytica release, so please use [[SpreadsheetRange]].
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==See Also==
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* [[SpreadsheetRange]]

Revision as of 23:48, 29 January 2016

WorksheetRange(workbook, sheet, range, colIndex, rowIndex, howtoIndex)

This function is now deprecated, superseded by the function SpreadsheetRange, which you should use instead.

The parameters of SpreadsheetRange have removed «sheet» as the second parameter -- it is available still as an optional parameter, but unnecessary for named range labels. SpreadsheetRange has additional improvements which make it superior.

This function may be removed in a future Analytica release, so please use SpreadsheetRange.

See Also

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