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Format
Parameters
Spreadsheet
: show quote marks around strings in the body of
show "
•
the spreadsheet—Auto, Yes, No
: display formulas in textbook format—Auto, Yes,
Textbook
•
No
: turn this option on to speed up calculations in
Caching
•
spreadsheets with many formulas; only available if you
have selected the entire spreadsheet
Each format attribute is represented by a parameter that can be
referenced in a formula. For example, =D1(1) returns the name
of cell D1 (or nothing if D1 has not been named). The attributes
that can be retrieved in a formulas by referencing its associated
parameter are listed below.
Parameter
1
content
2
name
3
number format
4
number of deci-
mal places
5
font
6
textbook mode
(as opposed to
algebraic mode)
7
show strings in
quotes
8
horizontal align-
ment
9
vertical align-
ment
10
background
color
Attribute
contents (or empty)
name (or empty)
Standard = 0
Fixed = 1
Scientific = 2
Engineering = 3
System = 0
Small = 1
Medium = 2;
Yes = 0; No = 1;
Yes = 0; No = 1
Left = 0; Center = 1;
Right = 2
Top = 0; Center =
1; Bottom = 2
cell fill color
Result
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