WBS Core, Dodeca 8.3
Functions
AddressOfRange
Returns the address of the specified range.
@AddrOfRng(<address>, [<Absolute>]) || @AddrOfRng(<StartRow>, <StartColumn>, <EndRow>, <EndColumn>, [<Absolute>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Absolute |
Optional (default value: 1); See the Excel Address() function for an explanation of the Absolute argument. |
Address |
This would typically be a range name that you want the address of. |
EndColumn |
The column that ends the range. |
EndRow |
The row that ends the range. |
StartColumn |
The column that starts the range. |
StartRow |
The row that starts the range. |
AttachmentCount
Returns the number of items attached to comments in the specified range.
Since version 8.3
@AttachmentCount([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected range); The adddress of the cell or range that contains the comments. |
AuthenticatedUserRoles
Returns a delimited list of roles, based on the roles of the authenticated user.
@AuthenticatedUserRoles(<Delimiter>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Delimiter |
The delimiter of the returned list. |
Base64Decode
Returns a decoded representation of a given Base64-encoded string.
Since version 8.0
@Base64Decode(<EncodedString>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
EncodedString |
The base64 encoded string to decode. |
Base64Encode
Returns a Base64-encoded representation of a given string.
Since version 8.0
@Base64Encode(<String>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
String |
The string to base64-encode. |
BinaryArtifactExistsFunction
Determines whether the specified binary artifact exists.
Since version 7.7
@BinaryArtifactExists(<BinaryArtifactID>, [<VersionNumber>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
BinaryArtifactID |
(Required) The ID of the binary artifact. |
VersionNumber |
(Optional) Indicates a version number for the binary artifact. The default value is 1. |
CascadeSheetCount
Returns the number of worksheets that will be created based on the current selections in selectors designated as CascadeSources.
@CascadeSheetCount()
CellFillColor
Returns the background color of a cell.
@CellFillColor([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Cell |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the cell. |
CellIsHidden
Returns True or False based on whether the cells in the specified range are hidden.
@CellIsHidden([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the cell to test. |
CellIsLocked
Returns True or False based on whether the cells in the specified range are locked.
@CellIsLocked([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the cell to test. |
CellsAddress
Returns the address of the range of all the cells on the current worksheet.
@CellsAddress()
Checksum
Returns an SHA-1 hash of the values in the given range. This function can be used to compute changes within a range, which can be specified as a defined name or an address. This function can work with discontiguous ranges.
@Checksum(<Range>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Range |
The range name or address. |
ColumnLetter
Returns the Alphabetic respresentation of the specified column number.
@ColL(<ColumnNumber>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
ColumnNumber |
The number of the column. 1=A, 2=B, 3=C, etc. |
ColumnWidth
Returns the column width of a cell.
@ColWidth([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Cell |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the cell. |
CommandLineArg
Returns the value of the specified standard or custom command-line argument. The standard command-line arguments include tenant, servletPath, userDomain, username, machineName, appID, defaultViewID, and savedViewID.
@CommandLineArg(<argument>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Argument |
The name of the argument. |
CommentProperty
Returns the value of the specified comment property from the comment that triggered a comment-related event. This function only works when used within the context of a comment-related event that exposes the comment as an event arguments.
@CmtProp(<PropertyName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the comment property. Valid property names include the following: CommentId, CommentText, Context, CreatedBy, CreatedDate, KeyHash, Subject, UpdatedBy, UpdatedDate |
CommentPropertyForCell
Returns the value of the specified comment property from the most recent comment associated with the specified cell.
Since version 7.1
@CmtPropForCell(<PropertyName>, [<CellAddress>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
CellAddress |
Optional (default is the active/current cell). The address of the cell. |
PropertyName |
The name of the comment property. Valid property names include the following: CommentId, CommentText, Context, CreatedBy, CreatedDate, KeyHash, Subject, UpdatedBy, UpdatedDate |
Contains
Returns True or False, based on whether the first specified string contains the second specified string.
Since version 7.2
@Contains(<Substring>, <WithinString>, [<IgnoreCase>], [<HonorWildcards>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
HonorWildcards |
Optional (default is FALSE). Whether to honor wildcards (* or ?). |
IgnoreCase |
Optional (default is TRUE). Whether to ignore case. |
Substring |
The substring to find in the WithinString. |
WithinString |
The string to search for the Substring. |
DataCacheContents
Returns the contents of a specified DataCache.
@DCC(<DataCacheName>, [SortOrder])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DataCacheName |
The name of the data-cache. |
SortOrder |
Comma delimited list of columns to sort the DataCache by. When specifying more than one column SortOrder must be in quotes. Example: Col1 Example: Col1, Col3 Example: "Col2 DESC, Col1 ASC" |
DataCacheCount
Returns the number of rows in the specified DataCache.
@DCCount(<DataCacheName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DataCacheName |
The name of the data-cache. |
DataCacheToString
Returns a string of values from the a column of specified DataCache.
Since version 7.7
@DCString(<DataCacheName>, [ColumnIndex], [StringDelimiter], [StringDelimiterEscapeChar], [ValueDelimiter], [SortOrder])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
ColumnIndex |
Optional (default is "1"); The column number to build the string from. |
DataCacheName |
The name of the DataCache. |
SortOrder |
Comma delimited list of columns to sort the DataCache by. When specifying more than one column SortOrder must be in quotes. Example: Col1 Example: Col1, Col3 Example: "Col2 DESC, Col1 ASC" |
StringDelimiter |
Optional (default is none); The character to use to wrap each value in the resulting string, typically a single-quote or double-quote. |
StringDelimiterEscapeChar |
Optional (default is StringDelimiter); Each occurrence of StringDelimiter within a string will be prepended with the StringDelimiterEscapeChar. |
ValueDelimiter |
Optional (default is ","); The character (or string) to use to separate each value. |
DataSetRangeIndex
Returns the zero-based index representing the relative position of the specified SQLPassthroughDataSet range within the view's DataSetRanges collection.
@DataSetRangeIndex(<SQLPassthroughDataSetID>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
SQLPassthroughDataSetID |
The ID of the SQLPassthroughDataSet whose zero-based index within the DataSetRanges collection is returned. |
DataTableRangeColumnInfo
Returns the name or data type of a data table range column. The data must be retrieved before calling this function.
Since version 8.0
@DataTableRangeColumnInfo(<Type>,[<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (default is the active cell). The address that identifies the data column. |
Type |
The type of column information. Valid values are Name and DataType. When DataType is specified, the function returns the .NET equivalent of the database data type. |
DataTableRangeColumnInfoByIndex
Returns the name or data type of a data table range column. The data must be retrieved before calling this function.
Since version 8.0
@DataTableRangeColumnInfoByIndex(<Type>,<SQLPassthroughDataSetID>,<DataTableName>,<Index>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DataTableName |
The name of the DataTable that contains the column. |
Index |
The one-based index that identifies the column within the data table range. |
SQLPassthroughDataSetID |
The ID of the SQLPassthroughDataSet that contains the data table. |
Type |
The type of column information. Valid values are Name and DataType. When DataType is specified, the function returns the .NET equivalent of the database data type. |
DataTableRangeHasChanges
Returns whether a specific range within a DataTableRange's sheet range has any unsaved changes. Any named range or address within the DataTableRange's sheet range may be used. If an address is not specified, the current cell address is used.
Since version 8.3
@DataTableRangeHasChanges([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (default is the active cell). A range name or address within a datatable range. |
DataTableRangeRowHasChanges
Returns whether a specific data row within a DataTableRange's sheet range has any unsaved changes. The address of any cell within the data row or the address of the sheet row may be used to identify the data row. If an address is not specified, the current cell address is used.
@DataTableRangeRowHasChanges([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (default is the active cell). The address that identifies the data row. |
DataTableRangeRowState
Returns whether a specific data row within a DataTableRange's sheet range was Added, Modified, or is Unchanged. The address of any cell within the data row or the address of the sheet row may be used to identify the data row. If an address is not specified, the current cell address is used.
@DataTableRangeRowState([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (default is the active cell). The address that identifies the data row. |
DataTableSheetRangeName
Returns the name of the DataTableRange's sheet range that contains the specified cell. If a cell address is not specified, the current cell is used.
@DataTableSheetRangeName([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (default is the active cell). The address of the cell. |
DefinedNameExists
Returns TRUE if the specified DefinedName exists.
@DefinedNameExists(<DefinedName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DefinedName |
The defined-name to test. |
DefinedNames
Returns a list of defined names based on a specified scope.
Since version 7.7
@DefinedNames([<MatchPattern>], [<Scope>], [<ReturnFormat>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
MatchPattern |
Enter a regex pattern to match or leave blank for all defined names. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/regular-expression-language-quick-reference |
ReturnFormat |
"S[imple]", a comma delimited unique list of defined names. "D[etailed]", a row-and-column delimited list of: Unique-Key: If Scope is Workbook or CurrentWorksheet then the key will be the range name, otherwise it will be <sheet-name>!<range-name>. DefinedName: The actual defined name. Scope: If Scope is Workbook then "Workbook", otherwise the sheet-name of the sheet that the range refers to. Refers-To: What the defined name refers to. Default = Simple. (case insensitive) |
Scope |
"W[orkbook]", "A[llWorksheets]", or "C[urrentWorksheet]". Default = "CurrentWorksheet". (case insensitive) |
DelimitedStringFromRangeValues
Returns a delimited string containing the values of a worksheet range.
@StringFromRange(Range, [ColumnDelimiter], [RowDelimiter], [Transpose])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
ColumnDelimiter |
Optional (default is ";"); The character to use to delimit columns. |
Range |
The address of the range to build the string from. |
RowDelimiter |
Optional (default is "|"); The character to use to delimit rows. |
Transpose |
Optional (default is false); If true row and column positions will be swapped. |
Evaluate
Evaluates a string as a Dodeca formula.
Since version 8.0
Hidden in 8.0.0 - Added for internal testing purposes.
@Evaluate(<Formula>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Formula |
A string containing a formula to be evaluated by Dodeca. |
EventPropertyValue
Returns the value of the specified property of the event that triggered the method. A null string is returned without error if the property does not exist.
@EPVal(<PropertyName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the event property. |
ExcelComment
Returns the Excel comment text, if any, for the specified cell. If the cell does not have a comment, returns an empty string.
@ExcelComment([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the active cell); The address of the cell. |
ExpandEnvironmentVariables
Replaces the name of each environment variable embedded in the specified string with the value of the variable.
Since version 8.3
@EEV(<Value>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Value |
A string containing the names of zero or more environment variables. Each environment variable is quoted with the percent sign character (%). |
FileExists
Returns True or False, based on whether the file exists on the client filesystem.
Since version 7.2
@FileExists(<FileName>, [<SpecialFolder>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
FileName |
The file name or path of the file to be checked. If a SpecialFolder is specified, the FileName will be appended to the folder path. |
SpecialFolder |
Optional; The special folder in which to check for the file. Valid values are "desktop", "documents", "appdata", "favorites", and "personal". |
FirstCell
Returns the address of the first cell of a range.
Since version 7.4
@FCell([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the first cell of the sheet's used range is returned. |
FirstColumn
Returns the index of the first column of a range.
@FCol([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the first-used column on the sheet is returned. |
FirstColumnLetter
Returns the letter value of the first column of a range.
Since version 7.3
@FColL([<Address>], [<AdjustBy>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the first-used column on the sheet is returned. |
AdjustBy |
If specified, will be added to the result. A negative value can be used. Integer. Optional. |
FirstRow
Returns the index of the first row of a range.
@FRow([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the first-used row on the sheet is returned. |
FormulaBarIsVisible
Returns True/False indicating whether the Formula Bar is visible.
@FormulaBarIsVisible()
Guid
Returns a string representation of a globally unique identifier, GUID, that can be used wherever a unique identifier is required.
@Guid()
HasExcelComment
Returns True or False based on whether the specified cell has a comment.
@HasExcelComment([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the active cell); The address of the cell to test. |
IntersectionOfRanges
Returns the address of the intersection of the two specified ranges.
@Intersection(<Range1>, <Range2>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Range1 |
The first range. |
Range2 |
The second range. |
IsEven
Returns True/False indicating whether the specified number is even.
@IsEven(<Number>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Number |
The number to test. |
IsInCharacterRange
Returns True/False indicating whether the specified string is limited to the specified character range.
@IsInCharacterRange(<Character Range>, <String>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Character Range |
The character range. Valid values include ASCII, Single-Byte, Double-Byte, and Multi-Byte. |
String |
The string to test. |
IsInRole
Returns True or False, based on whether the authenticated user ID has the specified role.
@IsInRole(<Role>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Role |
The role to test. |
IsOdd
Returns True/False indicating whether the specified number is odd.
@IsOdd(<Number>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Number |
The number to test. |
IsProtectedSheet
Returns True/False indicating whether the active (or specified) sheet is protected.
Since version 7.2
@IsProtectedSheet([<SheetNameOrIndex>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
SheetNameOrIndex |
The name or sheet for which to check the protection status. If a sheet is not specified, the active sheet is checked. |
IsSharedView
Returns True/False indicating whether the view was shared by another user.
Since version 7.3
@IsSharedView()
IsValidRange
Returns True/False indicating whether the specified value can be resolved to a valid range address.
Since version 8.0
@IsValidRange(<NameOrAddress>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
NameOrAddress |
A defined range name or an address to be evaluated. |
KeyItems
Returns the Comment KeyItems of a specific cell. If the cell is not in a CommentRange nothing will be returned.
Since version 8.3
@KeyItems([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the active cell); The address of the cell to get the KeyItems from. This requires the specified cell to be in a CommentsRange. |
LastCell
Returns the address of the last cell of a range.
Since version 7.4
@LCell([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the last cell of the sheet's used range is returned. |
LastColumn
Returns the index of the last column of a range.
@LCol([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
WARNING: If an address is not specified, then the column count of the used range is returned. If the origin of the used range is not in column A, the returned value must be adjusted by the number of columns to the left of the first column of the used range in order to compute the actual last column. |
LastColumnLetter
Returns the letter value of the last column of a range.
Since version 7.3
@LColL([<Address>], [<AdjustBy>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the last-used column on the sheet is returned. |
AdjustBy |
If specified, will be added to the result. A negative value can be used. Integer. Optional. |
LastRow
Returns the index of the last row of a range.
@LRow([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
If an address is not specified the last-used row on the sheet is returned. |
LookupValue
Returns the first value of a specified column from the row specified by a row key, from a DataCache specified by the DataCacheName.
@LookupValue(<DataCacheName>, <Value>, <ColumnNumber>, [<KeyColumnNumber>], [<MatchType>], [<Trim>], [<IgnoreCase>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
ColumnNumber |
The number of the column in the dataset to return if there is a match. |
DataCacheName |
The name of the data-cache to search. |
IgnoreCase |
Optional (default is FALSE); Only applies when MatchType="Exact". If TRUE case will be ignored when looking up the value. |
KeyColumnNumber |
Optional (default is 1); The column to inspect for the match. |
MatchType |
Optional (default is Exact); Valid values are Exact, Contains, StartsWith, and EndsWith. |
Trim |
Optional (default is TRUE); If TRUE the result will have trailing spaces removed. |
Value |
The value to search for. |
MetadataInstanceExists
Returns True/False, indicating whether the specified metadata instance exists.
Since version 7.6
@MetadataInstanceExists(<MetadataInstanceID>, <MetadataCategory>, [<VersionNumber>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
MetadataCategory |
(Required) The category of the metadata instance. Valid categories are: ESSBASE_CONNECTION MODULE SQL_CONNECTION VIEW_PROPERTY_SET ESSBASE_SCRIPT SELECTOR SQL_PASSTHROUGH_DATASET WORKBOOKSCRIPT GENERAL SELECTOR_LIST TOOLBARS_CONFIGURATION HIERARCHY SMART_CLIENT_APPLICATION VIEW |
MetadataInstanceID |
(Required) The ID of the metadata instance. |
VersionNumber |
(Optional) Indicates a version number for the metadata instance. The default value is 1. |
Path
Returns results of Path related operations.
Since version 7.7
@Path(<Operation>, [<Argument1>], [<Argument2>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Argument1 |
Depends on whether the Operation requires an argument. |
Argument2 |
Depends on whether the Operation requires a second argument. |
Operation |
The path operation (case insensitive): @Path(CleanFileName, <file-name>, <replace-with-character>) Replace characters that are not valid in file names with the specified character. @Path(CleanPath, <path>, <replace-with-character>) Replace characters that are not valid in file paths with the specified character. @Path(Combine, <path1>, <path2>) Combines two strings into a path. @Path(ChangeExtension, <path>, <extension>) Changes the extension of the specified path. @Path(Exists, <path>) Returns True or False depending on whether the specified path exists. @Path(GetDirectoryName, <path>) Returns the directory name from the specified path. @Path(GetExtension, <path>) Returns the extension of the specified path. @Path(GetFileName, <path>) Returns the filename with the extension of the specified path. @Path(GetFullPath, <path>) Returns the absolute path of the specified path. @Path(GetPathRoot, <path>) Returns the root directory information of the specified path. @Path(GetRandomFileName) Returns a random folder or filename. @Path(GetTempFileName) Creates a uniquely named, zero-byte temporary file on disk and returns the full path of that file. @Path(GetTempPath) Returns the path of the temporary folder of the current user. @Path(HasExtension, <path>) Determines whether a path includes a file name extension. @Path(IsPathRooted, <path>) Gets a value indicating whether the specified path string contains a root. @Path(RemoveExtension, <path>) Returns the filename without the extension of the specified path. |
PropertyExists
Returns True/False indicating whether a Property with the specified name exists.
@PropertyExists(<PropertyName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the script property. |
PropertyIsNullOrEmpty
Returns True/False indicating whether a Property has a null value or, if the data type is string, whether the value is an empty string. If the property does not exist, returns True.
@PropertyIsNullOrEmpty(<PropertyName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the script property. |
PropertyValue
Returns the value of the specified script property.
@PVal(<PropertyName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the script property. |
RangeContainsRange
Returns TRUE or FALSE depending on whether the first range contains all of the second range.
@RangeContainsRange(<Range1>, <Range2>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Range1 |
The first range. |
Range2 |
The second range. |
Replace
Replaces existing text with new text in a text string. Unlike the Excel Substitute function, this function does not limit the text argument values to 255 characters, and also allows for specifying whether a match is based on a case-sensitive or a case-insensitive comparison.
Since version 8.0
@Replace(<Text>, <OldText>, <NewText>, [<CaseSensitive>], [<InstanceNumber>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
CaseSensitive |
Optional (default is true); Controls whether a case-sensitive comparison is used to detect a match. |
InstanceNumber |
Optional (default is 0, which indicates that all occurrences are replaced); The occurrence of OldText to replace with NewText, starting at 1 to indicate the first occurrence, 2 for the second, etc. |
NewText |
The text to replace the OldText with. |
OldText |
The text to replace. |
Text |
The text in which the occurrence(s) of OldText are replaced with NewText. |
ReplaceTokens
Does token replacement on the specified string.
@ReplTokens(<Text>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Text |
The text to do token replacement on. |
RowHeight
Returns the row height of a cell.
@RowHeight([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Cell |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the cell. |
SectionBreakRowOrColumnCount
Returns the number of rows or columns in a section. This function can be used to compute the address of a section to enable dynamic formulas to calculate a given view section. This function starts at the bottom or right of a given range and counts each row or column as it processes upward or leftward until it finds the next section break value. If the value is not found, this function returns the number of cells from the starting cell range to the start of the SectionValuesRange.
@SectionBreakRowOrColumnCount(<SectionValuesRange>, <StartCell>, <SectionValue>, <RowOrColumn>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
RowOrColumn |
A string that specifies whether rows or columns are counted. |
SectionValue |
The cell that contains a value to find within the SectionValuesRange that determines the end of the section. |
SectionValuesRange |
The range containing values to be evaluated to find the SectionValue. |
StartCell |
The cell within the SectionValuesRange in which to start the evaluation. |
SelectorDisplayedValue
Returns the displayed value of the specified Selector.
@SDVal(<SelectorID>, [<Delimiter>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Delimiter |
Optional (default is ;); The delimiter to use when there are multiple selections. |
SelectorID |
The ID of the selector. |
SelectorValue
Returns the value of the specified Selector.
@SVal(<SelectorID>, [<Delimiter>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Delimiter |
Optional (default is ;); The delimiter to use when there are multiple selections. |
SelectorID |
The ID of the selector. |
SelectorValueCount
Returns the number of selected items in the specified Selector.
@SValCount(<SelectorID>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
SelectorID |
The ID of the selector. |
ServerTime
Returns the current date/time from the Dodeca server as an Excel date/time value.
Since version 7.7
@ServerTime([<TimeZone>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
TimeZome |
(Optional) The time zone to adjust the date/time for. The default return value is the server's date/time. America/Adak Australia/ACT Asia/Aden Europe/Amsterdam America/Anchorage Australia/Adelaide Asia/Almaty Europe/Andorra America/Anguilla Australia/Brisbane Asia/Amman Europe/Astrakhan America/Antigua Australia/Broken_Hill Asia/Anadyr Europe/Athens America/Araguaina Australia/Canberra Asia/Aqtau Europe/Belfast America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires Australia/Currie Asia/Aqtobe Europe/Belgrade America/Argentina/Catamarca Australia/Darwin Asia/Ashgabat Europe/Berlin America/Argentina/ComodRivadavia Australia/Eucla Asia/Ashkhabad Europe/Bratislava America/Argentina/Cordoba Australia/Hobart Asia/Atyrau Europe/Brussels America/Argentina/Jujuy Australia/LHI Asia/Baghdad Europe/Bucharest America/Argentina/La_Rioja Australia/Lindeman Asia/Bahrain Europe/Budapest America/Argentina/Mendoza Australia/Lord_Howe Asia/Baku Europe/Busingen America/Argentina/Rio_Gallegos Australia/Melbourne Asia/Bangkok Europe/Chisinau America/Argentina/Salta Australia/NSW Asia/Barnaul Europe/Copenhagen America/Argentina/San_Juan Australia/North Asia/Beirut Europe/Dublin America/Argentina/San_Luis Australia/Perth Asia/Bishkek Europe/Gibraltar America/Argentina/Tucuman Australia/Queensland Asia/Brunei Europe/Guernsey America/Argentina/Ushuaia Australia/South Asia/Calcutta Europe/Helsinki America/Aruba Australia/Sydney Asia/Chita Europe/Isle_of_Man America/Asuncion Australia/Tasmania Asia/Choibalsan Europe/Istanbul America/Atikokan Australia/Victoria Asia/Chongqing Europe/Jersey America/Atka Australia/West Asia/Chungking Europe/Kaliningrad America/Bahia Australia/Yancowinna Asia/Colombo Europe/Kiev America/Bahia_Banderas Pacific/Apia Asia/Dacca Europe/Kirov America/Barbados Pacific/Auckland Asia/Damascus Europe/Lisbon America/Belem Pacific/Bougainville Asia/Dhaka Europe/Ljubljana America/Belize Pacific/Chatham Asia/Dili Europe/London America/Blanc-Sablon Pacific/Chuuk Asia/Dubai Europe/Luxembourg America/Boa_Vista Pacific/Easter Asia/Dushanbe Europe/Madrid America/Bogota Pacific/Efate Asia/Famagusta Europe/Malta America/Boise Pacific/Enderbury Asia/Gaza Europe/Mariehamn America/Buenos_Aires Pacific/Fakaofo Asia/Harbin Europe/Minsk America/Cambridge_Bay Pacific/Fiji Asia/Hebron Europe/Monaco America/Campo_Grande Pacific/Funafuti Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh Europe/Moscow America/Cancun Pacific/Galapagos Asia/Hong_Kong Europe/Nicosia America/Caracas Pacific/Gambier Asia/Hovd Europe/Oslo America/Catamarca Pacific/Guadalcanal Asia/Irkutsk Europe/Paris America/Cayenne Pacific/Guam Asia/Istanbul Europe/Podgorica America/Cayman Pacific/Honolulu Asia/Jakarta Europe/Prague America/Chicago Pacific/Johnston Asia/Jayapura Europe/Riga America/Chihuahua Pacific/Kiritimati Asia/Jerusalem Europe/Rome America/Coral_Harbour Pacific/Kosrae Asia/Kabul Europe/Samara America/Cordoba Pacific/Kwajalein Asia/Kamchatka Europe/San_Marino America/Costa_Rica Pacific/Majuro Asia/Karachi Europe/Sarajevo America/Creston Pacific/Marquesas Asia/Kashgar Europe/Saratov America/Cuiaba Pacific/Midway Asia/Kathmandu Europe/Simferopol America/Curacao Pacific/Nauru Asia/Katmandu Europe/Skopje America/Danmarkshavn Pacific/Niue Asia/Khandyga Europe/Sofia America/Dawson Pacific/Norfolk Asia/Kolkata Europe/Stockholm America/Dawson_Creek Pacific/Noumea Asia/Krasnoyarsk Europe/Tallinn America/Denver Pacific/Pago_Pago Asia/Kuala_Lumpur Europe/Tirane America/Detroit Pacific/Palau Asia/Kuching Europe/Tiraspol America/Dominica Pacific/Pitcairn Asia/Kuwait Europe/Ulyanovsk America/Edmonton Pacific/Pohnpei Asia/Macao Europe/Uzhgorod America/Eirunepe Pacific/Ponape Asia/Macau Europe/Vaduz America/El_Salvador Pacific/Port_Moresby Asia/Magadan Europe/Vatican America/Ensenada Pacific/Rarotonga Asia/Makassar Europe/Vienna America/Fort_Nelson Pacific/Saipan Asia/Manila Europe/Vilnius America/Fort_Wayne Pacific/Samoa Asia/Muscat Europe/Volgograd America/Fortaleza Pacific/Tahiti Asia/Nicosia Europe/Warsaw America/Glace_Bay Pacific/Tarawa Asia/Novokuznetsk Europe/Zagreb America/Godthab Pacific/Tongatapu Asia/Novosibirsk Europe/Zaporozhye America/Goose_Bay Pacific/Truk Asia/Omsk Europe/Zurich America/Grand_Turk Pacific/Wake Asia/Oral Etc/GMT America/Grenada Pacific/Wallis Asia/Phnom_Penh Etc/GMT+0 America/Guadeloupe Pacific/Yap Asia/Pontianak Etc/GMT+1 America/Guatemala US/Alaska Asia/Pyongyang Etc/GMT+10 America/Guayaquil US/Aleutian Asia/Qatar Etc/GMT+11 America/Guyana US/Arizona Asia/Qyzylorda Etc/GMT+12 America/Halifax US/Central Asia/Rangoon Etc/GMT+2 America/Havana US/East-Indiana Asia/Riyadh Etc/GMT+3 America/Hermosillo US/Eastern Asia/Saigon Etc/GMT+4 America/Indiana/Indianapolis US/Hawaii Asia/Sakhalin Etc/GMT+5 America/Indiana/Knox US/Indiana-Starke Asia/Samarkand Etc/GMT+6 America/Indiana/Marengo US/Michigan Asia/Seoul Etc/GMT+7 America/Indiana/Petersburg US/Mountain Asia/Shanghai Etc/GMT+8 America/Indiana/Tell_City US/Pacific Asia/Singapore Etc/GMT+9 America/Indiana/Vevay US/Pacific-New Asia/Srednekolymsk Etc/GMT-0 America/Indiana/Vincennes US/Samoa Asia/Taipei Etc/GMT-1 America/Indiana/Winamac Africa/Abidjan Asia/Tashkent Etc/GMT-10 America/Indianapolis Africa/Accra Asia/Tbilisi Etc/GMT-11 America/Inuvik Africa/Addis_Ababa Asia/Tehran Etc/GMT-12 America/Iqaluit Africa/Algiers Asia/Tel_Aviv Etc/GMT-13 America/Jamaica Africa/Asmara Asia/Thimbu Etc/GMT-14 America/Jujuy Africa/Asmera Asia/Thimphu Etc/GMT-2 America/Juneau Africa/Bamako Asia/Tokyo Etc/GMT-3 America/Kentucky/Louisville Africa/Bangui Asia/Tomsk Etc/GMT-4 America/Kentucky/Monticello Africa/Banjul Asia/Ujung_Pandang Etc/GMT-5 America/Knox_IN Africa/Bissau Asia/Ulaanbaatar Etc/GMT-6 America/Kralendijk Africa/Blantyre Asia/Ulan_Bator Etc/GMT-7 America/La_Paz Africa/Brazzaville Asia/Urumqi Etc/GMT-8 America/Lima Africa/Bujumbura Asia/Ust-Nera Etc/GMT-9 America/Los_Angeles Africa/Cairo Asia/Vientiane Etc/GMT0 America/Louisville Africa/Casablanca Asia/Vladivostok Etc/UCT America/Lower_Princes Africa/Ceuta Asia/Yakutsk Etc/UTC America/Maceio Africa/Conakry Asia/Yangon Etc/Universal America/Managua Africa/Dakar Asia/Yekaterinburg Etc/Zulu America/Manaus Africa/Dar_es_Salaam Asia/Yerevan America/Marigot Africa/Djibouti America/Martinique Africa/Douala America/Matamoros Africa/El_Aaiun America/Mazatlan Africa/Freetown America/Mendoza Africa/Gaborone America/Menominee Africa/Harare America/Merida Africa/Johannesburg America/Metlakatla Africa/Juba America/Mexico_City Africa/Kampala America/Miquelon Africa/Khartoum America/Moncton Africa/Kigali America/Monterrey Africa/Kinshasa America/Montevideo Africa/Lagos America/Montreal Africa/Libreville America/Montserrat Africa/Lome America/Nassau Africa/Luanda America/New_York Africa/Lubumbashi America/Nipigon Africa/Lusaka America/Nome Africa/Malabo America/Noronha Africa/Maputo America/North_Dakota/Beulah Africa/Maseru America/North_Dakota/Center Africa/Mbabane America/North_Dakota/New_Salem Africa/Mogadishu America/Ojinaga Africa/Monrovia America/Panama Africa/Nairobi America/Pangnirtung Africa/Ndjamena America/Paramaribo Africa/Niamey America/Phoenix Africa/Nouakchott America/Port-au-Prince Africa/Ouagadougou America/Port_of_Spain Africa/Porto-Novo America/Porto_Acre Africa/Sao_Tome America/Porto_Velho Africa/Timbuktu America/Puerto_Rico Africa/Tripoli America/Punta_Arenas Africa/Tunis America/Rainy_River Africa/Windhoek America/Rankin_Inlet America/Recife America/Regina America/Resolute America/Rio_Branco America/Rosario America/Santa_Isabel America/Santarem America/Santiago America/Santo_Domingo America/Sao_Paulo America/Scoresbysund America/Shiprock America/Sitka America/St_Barthelemy America/St_Johns America/St_Kitts America/St_Lucia America/St_Thomas America/St_Vincent America/Swift_Current America/Tegucigalpa America/Thule America/Thunder_Bay America/Tijuana America/Toronto America/Tortola America/Vancouver America/Virgin America/Whitehorse America/Winnipeg America/Yakutat America/Yellowknife |
SheetCount
Returns the number of sheets in the active workbook.
@SheetCount([<IncludeHiddenSheets>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
IncludeHiddenSheets |
Optional (default value: true); Controls whether the returned count includes both visible and hidden sheets OR only visible sheets. |
SheetExists
Returns TRUE if the specified Worksheet exists.
Since version 7.7
@SheetExists(<SheetName>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
SheetName |
The name of the worksheet. |
SheetName
Returns the name of sheet specified by SheetIndex.
Since version 7.4
@SheetName([<SheetIndex>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
SheetIndex |
Optional (default value: current sheet); Specifies the sheet number to get the name of. |
SheetProperty
Returns the value of the specified sheet property.
Since version 7.6
@SheetProp(<PropertyName>, [<SheetNameOrIndex>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the property. Not case sensitive. Only enough characters to uniquely identify the propery need be specified. Valid property names: - AutoFilterMode: true, false - DefaultColumnWidth: - Index: the sheet number - Name: the sheet name - Protected: true, false - Visible: true, false - Type: worksheet, chart, other |
SheetNameOrIndex |
The name or sheet number. Sheet number is zero-based. If a sheet is not specified, the active sheet is checked. |
SpecialFolder
Returns the directory path to a system special folder on the client.
@SpecialFolder(<FolderID>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
FolderID |
The string identifier for the special folder, such as ApplicationData, Desktop, Favorites, Personal, and MyDocuments. |
Substitute
Replaces existing text with new text in a text string. Unlike the Excel SUBSTITUTE function, this function does not limit the text argument values to 255 characters, and also allows for specifying whether a match is based on a case-sensitive or a case-insensitive comparison.
Hidden in 8.0.0 - Deprecated to eliminate ambiguity between the Excel Substitute function and the Dodeca Substitute function. Use the Dodeca Replace function is place of the Dodeca Substitute function.
@Substitute(<Text>, <OldText>, <NewText>, [<CaseSensitive>], [<InstanceNumber>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
CaseSensitive |
Optional (default is true); Controls whether a case-sensitive comparison is used to detect a match. |
InstanceNumber |
Optional (default is 0, which indicates that all occurrences are replaced); The occurrence of OldText to replace with NewText, starting at 1 to indicate the first occurrence, 2 for the second, etc. |
NewText |
The text to replace the OldText with. |
OldText |
The text to replace. |
Text |
The text in which the occurrence(s) of OldText are replaced with NewText. |
TextBoxValue
Returns the text value of a textbox.
@TextBoxValue(<Name>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Name |
The textbox name, which is set by the SetTextBox.Name argument. |
TimeZoneInfo
Returns the value of the specified property of the local timezone.
Since version 8.0
@TimeZoneInfo(<PropertyName>, [<TimeFormat>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The name of the time-zone property. S[tandardName] The standard name of the local time-zone. UtcOffsetH[ours] The UTC offset in hours for the local time-zone. UtcOffsetM[inutes] The UTC offset in minutes for the local time-zone. T[oUniversalTime] The local time converted to UTC. I[sDaylightSavingTime] Whether DaylightSavingTime is in effect at the current time. DaylightN[ame] The standard name for DaylightSavingTime in the local time-zone. DaylightS[tart] The start date/time of DaylightSavingTime in the local time-zone. DaylightE[nd] The end date/time of DaylightSavingTime in the local time-zone. DaylightD[elta] The adjustment in hours for DaylightSavingTime in the local time-zone. |
TimeFormat |
A custom format string or a standard format code. (default is G) Examples of custom format strings: (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/custom-date-and-time-format-strings) h:mm:ss.ff t 2019-06-30T15:29:58.26 -> 3:29:58.26 P d MMM yyyy 2019-06-30T15:29:58.26 -> 30 May 2019 HH:mm:ss.f 2019-06-30T15:29:58.26 -> 15:29:58.2 dd MMM HH:mm:ss 2019-06-30T15:29:58.26 -> 30 May 15:29:58 HH:mm:ss.ffff 2019-06-30T15:29:58.26 -> 15:29:58.2650 Standard format codes (examples are for en-US): (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/base-types/standard-date-and-time-format-strings) d Short date pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 6/15/2019 D Long date pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> Monday, June 15, 2019 f Full date/time pattern (short time). 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> Monday, June 15, 2019 1:45 PM F Full date/time pattern (long time). 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> Monday, June 15, 2019 1:45:30 PM g General date/time pattern (short time). 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 6/15/2019 1:45 PM G General date/time pattern (long time). 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 6/15/2019 1:45:30 PM M, m Month/day pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> June 15 O, o Round-trip date/time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 2019-06-15T13:45:30.0000000-07:00 (Local) 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 2019-06-15T13:45:30.0000000Z (Utc) R, r RFC1123 pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> Mon, 15 Jun 2019 20:45:30 GMT s Sortable date/time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 2019-06-15T13:45:30 (Local) 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 2019-06-15T13:45:30 (Utc) t Short time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 1:45 PM T Long time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 1:45:30 PM u Universal sortable date/time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> 2019-06-15 13:45:30Z U Universal full date/time pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> Monday, June 15, 2019 8:45:30 PM Y, y Year month pattern. 2019-06-15T13:45:30 -> June, 2019 |
TokenExists
Returns True/False indicating whether a Token with the specified name exists.
@TokenExists(<TokenName>, [<UseTargetView>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
TokenName |
The token name. |
UseTargetView |
Optional (default is false); Use true for this argument to determine whether the token exists in the target view. |
TokenIsNullOrEmpty
Returns True/False indicating whether a Token has a null value or the value is an empty string. If the Token does not exist, returns True.
@TokenIsNullOrEmpty(<TokenName>, [<UseTargetView>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
TokenName |
The token name. |
UseTargetView |
Optional (default is false); Use true for this argument to get the token value from the target view. |
TokenValue
Returns the value of the specified Token.
@TVal(<TokenName>, [<UseTargetView>], [<DefaultValue>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DefaultValue |
Optional; Specifies a value to return if the specified token does not exist. If DefaultValue is not specified and the specified token does not exist an exception will occur. |
TokenName |
The token name. |
UseTargetView |
Optional (default is false); Use true for this argument to get the token value from the target view. |
ToolValue
Returns the value of a toolbar tool.
Since version 7.7
@ToolValue(<ToolKey>, [<DefaultValue>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
DefaultValue |
The default value returned if the tool has no value. |
ToolKey |
The key of the tool. |
UniqueValues
Returns delimited list of the unique values found in the List.
Since version 7.7
@UniqueValues(<List>, [<ListDelimiter>], [<ResultDelimiter>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
List |
A delimited list of values. |
ListDelimiter |
The delimiter of the list. If omitted "," is used. |
ResultDelimiter |
The delimiter to use to build the result. If omitted then ListDelimiter is used. |
UrlDecode
Returns a decoded representation of a given URL-encoded string.
Since version 7.7
@UrlDecode(<EncodedString>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
EncodedString |
The URL-encoded string to decode. |
UrlEncode
Returns a URL-encoded representation of a given string.
Since version 7.7
@UrlEncode(<String>)
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
String |
The string to URL-encode. |
ValueError
Returns the error-value of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
@ValueError([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ValueFormat
Returns the number format of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
Since version 7.6
@ValueFormat([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ValueFormula
Returns the formula of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
@ValueFormula([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ValueLogical
Returns the logical-value of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
@ValueLogical([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ValueNumber
Returns the number-value of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
@ValueNumber([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ValueText
Returns the text-value of a cell. If a range is not specified the current cell is used.
@ValueText([<Address>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
Address |
Optional (defaults to the selected cell); The address of the range to test. |
ViewCultureCurrencyDecimal
Returns the decimal separator used in currency values as defined by the view's culture.
@CDec()
ViewCultureCurrencyGroupSeparator
Returns the string that separates groups of digits to the left of the decimal in currency values as defined by the view's culture.
@CSep()
ViewCultureDateSeparator
Returns the string that separates the components of a date (year, month, and day) as defined by the view's culture.
@DSep()
ViewCultureNegativeSign
Returns the string that denotes that a number is negative as defined by the view's culture.
@Neg()
ViewCultureNumberDecimal
Returns the decimal separator used in numeric values as defined by the view's culture.
@NDec()
ViewCultureNumberGroupSeparator
Returns the string that separates groups of digits to the left of the decimal in numeric values as defined by the view's culture.
@NSep()
ViewCulturePercentDecimal
Returns the decimal separator used in percent values as defined by the view's culture.
@PDec()
ViewCultureTimeSeparator
Returns the string that separates the components of time (hours, minutes, and seconds) as defined by the view's culture.
@TSep()
ViewPropertyValue
Returns the value of the specified view property.
@ViewPVal(<PropertyName>, [<UseTargetView>])
| Argument Name | Description |
|---|---|
PropertyName |
The script property name. |
UseTargetView |
Optional (default is false); Use true for this argument to get the property value from the target-view. |
WindowsCultureName
Returns the abbreviated name of the Regional Options setting, such as en-US.
@WindowsCultureName()