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 Why?

User defined functions

Many spreadsheets contains macros, VBA, Visual Basic code in order to do calculations not natively supported by Excel.

Macros, VBA, Visual Basic are not handled by SpreadsheetConverter, only Excel formulas and about 300 Excel functions.

However, if you can translate these functions yourself, the generated code can call them.

In the spreadsheet udf_toy.xls you can see the signature of the 3 functions that can be user-defined. The functions will be called each time a recalculation is triggered.

It is just 3 functions. If you need more than 3 functions, you can for use the first string argument to send the name of the function, and have a switch first in your code.

Our recommendation is that you define the functions twice, once in Excel for testing, and then in JavaScript (or Java or JScript) for implementation. You can use VBScript if you only target IE.

You have to insert the definitions manually into the SpreadsheetConverter generated source files

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