is_range: Test that Excel formulas are ranges
In nacnudus/lexl: Tokenise 'Excel' Formulas
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Description
is_range() tests whether or not an Excel formula is a range.
A formula like A1 is a range, whereas a formula like MAX(A1,2) is not.
Formulas are not evaluated, so it returns FALSE for formulas that would
eventually resolve to arrange (e.g. INDEX(A1:A10,2)) but that are not
immediately a range.
Usage
1
is_range(x)
Arguments
x
character vector of Excel formulas
Examples
1
2
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
is_range() tests whether or not an Excel formula is a range.
A formula like A1 is a range, whereas a formula like MAX(A1,2) is not.
Formulas are not evaluated, so it returns FALSE for formulas that would
eventually resolve to arrange (e.g. INDEX(A1:A10,2)) but that are not
immediately a range.
Usage
1 | is_range(x)
|
Arguments
x |
character vector of Excel formulas |
Examples
1 2 |
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