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What support does KDCalc come with?
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Does
KDCalc allow me to persist state?
Yes - see the saveState,
loadState, and processXML API's.
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Does
KDCalc support off-book references?
Not directly. You can
custom implement off-book references. In the future we may add
a WorkbookManager.
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Does
KDCalc support arrays?
No, array syntax such
as {3;4;5} is not supported. Nor are methods such as Trend which
return arrays.
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What
functions does KDCalc support?
See the KDCalc Functions.pdf.
If the function you're looking for is not there, let us know.
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Does
KDCalc read .xls files?
No, KDCalc reads in
a proprietary .kdc file format which is typically 1/5 the size
of a .xls file.
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Does
KDCalc allow me to change cell formulas at runtime?
No, KDCalc hides formulas.
Most users find this a positive as KDCalc is meant to be a runtime
engine which contains business logic. Depending on your needs,
you may link KDCalc up with Excel or other reporting packages
for end-users while some calculations occur on the server. See
the processXMLState API.
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Does KDCalc support full
row/column syntax such as A:A or 8:8?
Yes
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Does
KDCalc support Macros, custom coded VBA, or custom functions?
No, KDCalc does not
currently attempt to parse and translate existing Macros or VBA
code. KDCalc does not support custom functions either. Custom
functions will result in a #NAME? error.
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Does
KDCalc support named functions?
Yes.
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Does
KDCalc support Pivot Tables?
No.
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Does
KDCalc support Queries?
No, but it is easy to
write custom code to insert and retrieve data to/from KDCalc from
other datasources.
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Does
KDCalc support cell formatting such as background color and border
styles?
Not currently, but this
will be an option in a future version.
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Does
KDCalc support Conditional Formatting?
No.
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How
big of a spreadsheet can KDCalc support?
We have encoded spreadsheets
over 10 MB and with over 100 separate sheets.
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How
can I request a feature to be added?
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