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Addition of function PERCENTOF #362
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Annoyingly I can't compile. If anyone else can compile and test it would be much appreciated. Thanks
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Hi @DLBPointon, in principle you don't have to build the nodejs bindings. Those might be a bit tricky depending on the platform. |
Ouch! If you do: base$: cargo test
xlsx$ cargo test Should be enough to test this PR (BTW, review coming!). |
Great, thank you. Just jumped on the mac quickly to get a fresh copy of the error:
Annoyingly, until my new server bits come through the post, I only have windows and mac arm so i seem to be stuck. Cargo test works wonderfully on the mac though and it's a screen of green, 23 passes and 0 fails. |
Hi all,
Thanks for a great project! I'm looking at moving my finances over to another spreadsheet tool (I can't find an acounting tool I like, so I have a fairly complex accounts workbook, happy to talk about as you are looking for spreadsheet templates), I've just started getting banner ads on google sheets for getting AI insights into my data, and that's a hard no for me.
I'm also slowly learning rust, with a couple of ok projects under my belt, so hopefully I can help a little bit here!
Anyway, I've started with something comfortably in my ability, i think, by adding the Excel implementation of PERCENTOF.
As far as I can tell this passes tests and compiles (on github runner), however, i'm having an issue with getting it to compile on my M3 Mac. Though i think i saw some commits about that this morning. I'll give it some tests later once on my PC, but opening the PR now for comments.
So far i've: