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Jim Luedke
Hey y'all, if didn't know this, I just discovered:
You can embed internal carriage returns (i.e. Enter's) in a formula.
Insert a <CR> into a cell with Alt-Enter, while in edit mode.
I have many calls to home-grown functions (UDFs) which I pass up to
dozens of parameters each. Worse, my params can be embedded functions,
with params, themselves.
So now my formulas look like:
=MyFunc(Subfunc1(Subparam1.1,...),
Subfunc2(Subparam2.1,...),
Subfunc3...etc.)
instead of the following mess. (Text wrap may be altered a bit by
Google by the time you read this):
=MyFunc(Subfunc1(Subparam1.1,...),Subfunc2
(Subparam2.1,...),Subfunc3...etc.)
Neat, huh?
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You can embed internal carriage returns (i.e. Enter's) in a formula.
Insert a <CR> into a cell with Alt-Enter, while in edit mode.
I have many calls to home-grown functions (UDFs) which I pass up to
dozens of parameters each. Worse, my params can be embedded functions,
with params, themselves.
So now my formulas look like:
=MyFunc(Subfunc1(Subparam1.1,...),
Subfunc2(Subparam2.1,...),
Subfunc3...etc.)
instead of the following mess. (Text wrap may be altered a bit by
Google by the time you read this):
=MyFunc(Subfunc1(Subparam1.1,...),Subfunc2
(Subparam2.1,...),Subfunc3...etc.)
Neat, huh?
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