Support formulas in defined names #195
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Excel supports naming a formula via its Name Manager. The current version of this library only supports adjusting defined names that name a cell. Also it adjusts all names not the ones that require adjustments.
For example:
Table1!A3is changed toTable1!A4even if the row is inserted in Table2some_table[col_name]*IF(Table1!$D$6="",1,(Table!$D$6/Table!$D$5))is changed tosome_table[col_name]*IF(Table1!$D$6="",1,(Table!$D$6/Table!$D$7even though the change occurred in Table2 and the resulting name causes an error when opening excelThis PR adds support for Formulas in defined names such that the above examples are adjusted as expected
I have adjusted the test case for named tables to contain two sheets and a formula
I have adjusted the test case for the pageBreakOption to actually change the size of the page and ajdusted the code to update the pageBreak. Maybe @jdugh can comment if this still supports his use cases.