Math, asked by khushib43, 5 months ago

what is the meaning of argument in calc macro are passed as values

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Answered by mullagururk

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Arguments are passed as values

Arguments passed to a macro from Calc are always values. It is not possible to know what cells, if any, are used. For example, =PositiveSum(A3) passes the value of cell A3, and PositiveSum has no way of knowing that cell A3 was used.

Answered by rohitchhikara74

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uments are passed as values

Arguments passed to a macro from Calc are always values. It is not possible to know what cells, if any, are used. ... If you must know which cells are referenced rather than the values in the cells, pass the range as a string, parse the string, and obtain the values in the referenced cells.

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