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In extract formula, when extracting to a single cell a useful option would be to give that cell a name an reference the cell by name instead of by absolute reference.
E.g. =A1*0,19 and =A2*0,19 could extract 0,19 to $B$1, leaving the formula to be =A1*$B$1. It would be better if the user could name the new cell TAX_RATE, so the formula would become =A1*TAX_RATE.
This could be implemented as a separate refactoring "Introduce cell name" which replaces all (absolute) references to a cell with a named range.
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In extract formula, when extracting to a single cell a useful option would be to give that cell a name an reference the cell by name instead of by absolute reference.
E.g.
=A1*0,19
and=A2*0,19
could extract0,19
to$B$1
, leaving the formula to be=A1*$B$1
. It would be better if the user could name the new cellTAX_RATE
, so the formula would become=A1*TAX_RATE
.This could be implemented as a separate refactoring "Introduce cell name" which replaces all (absolute) references to a cell with a named range.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: