Set the formula of the referenced cell, in English, for formulae of more than 255 characters
[C++]
BOOL SetLongFormulaIntl(
const CString& strFormula,
BOOL bArray = FALSE,
BOOL bA1 = TRUE
) const;
String buffer containing the formula. Formulae must contain less than 1024 characters.
The formula is assumed to be in English, using US English regional settings - i.e. arguments and lists are separated by commas; rows in arrays are separated by semi-colons; the full stop is used as a decimal point.
If the formula is not in the correct English format, then the call will fail. To use a formula which works using local language settings, see CXlOper::SetFormula.
TRUE if the target should be filled with an array formula; FALSE if each cell should be filled with a standard formula.
If TRUE, then the formula should contain references in A1 format; if FALSE, the references should be in RC format.
Returns TRUE if the function was successful, FALSE if it failed.
The function can fail if the CXlOper does not contain a reference,
if the formula is invalid,
or if the function cannot be run in Excel at this time.
This function can only be called from macro functions.
It will always fail if called from worksheet functions. It makes use of the COM interface, and is much slower than
CXlOper::SetFormulaIntl,
SetFormulaIntl should always be used in preference to SetLongFormulaIntl,
except for the rare case where a very long formula is
unavoidable. Note also that each of the literal values contained within the string
must have 255 characters or less. The entire formula may have
up to 1024 characters, but no single argument within it may have more than
255 characters.
This method will work in all Excel language versions and under any
user-selected regional settings. Note that all formulae must be in English. Alternatively, you can use CXlOper::SetLongFormula
to apply long formulae in the local language.
Header: xllplus.h
CXlOper Class
| CXlOper Methods
| CXlOper::SetFormulaIntl()
| CXlOper::SetLongFormula()