A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
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Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#2My text disappears after I type it in and move on.
And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#3My text disappears after I type it in and move on. And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
try "=1+2"
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#4My text disappears after I type it in and move on. And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
try "=1+2"
doesn't seem to work - it remains as text, instead of giving 3.
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#5My text disappears after I type it in and move on. And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
It's 30 lines of javascript, what do you expect? This is a cool little project and the negativity is really unnecessary. The author could definitely have chosen a better description, but that is no reason to dismiss it outright.
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
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#7Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#8My text disappears after I type it in and move on. And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
=A1+A2 works for me.
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#9My text disappears after I type it in and move on. And why do you call a table an "excel-like" app? Can it so =SUM(); can it do search and replace or the over 9000 other features of excel? No... it's a table, with a editor.
Because it simulates a subset of excel functionality, namely the ability to reference values in other cells and automatic re-computation of changed and dependent values.
Re: A spreadsheet in fewer than 30 lines of JavaScript, no library used
#10Very cool and a great springboard for others to develop from.
Bug/feature: only uppercase works in formulas (A4 works but a4 does not).