In order to create an xlsx importer for pyspread, I am trying to convert the formula =AVERAGE($C$1:$C$3) into Python code.
I am getting the code average(_R_("C1:C3")).
However, I would expect to get average(_R_("$C$1:$C$3")).
The problem is that both absolute and relative references are converted to identical Python code.
Therefore, I do not see how to implement differentiated relative and absolute reference behavior from imported Excel files in pyspread. (Note that for this reason, the functions _R_ and _C_ are re-implemented in pyspread.)
I am using the following code:
ex = excelformula.ExcelFormula(value)
code = ex.python_code
In order to create an xlsx importer for pyspread, I am trying to convert the formula
=AVERAGE($C$1:$C$3)into Python code.I am getting the code
average(_R_("C1:C3")).However, I would expect to get
average(_R_("$C$1:$C$3")).The problem is that both absolute and relative references are converted to identical Python code. Therefore, I do not see how to implement differentiated relative and absolute reference behavior from imported Excel files in pyspread. (Note that for this reason, the functions
_R_and_C_are re-implemented in pyspread.)I am using the following code:
Environment
pycel 1.0b30 Python 3.11.6 Manjaro Linux (KDE)