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Please see the following sample code and its console output. The cell E3 in the second worksheet has a formula =Sheet1!C3 which refers to cell C3 in the first worksheet. If you set DeleteOptions.update_reference property to true, this formula will be updated and become =Sheet1!A1 when deleting blank columns and rows in the first worksheet. However, if you set the property to false, the formula in cell E3 of the second worksheet will remain =Sheet1!C3 and become invalid.
This is the console output of the above sample code when DeleteOptions.update_reference property has been set to true.
Cell E3 before deleting blank columns and rows in Sheet1.
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Cell Formula: =Sheet1!C1
Cell Value: 4
Cell E3 after deleting blank columns and rows in Sheet1.
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Cell Formula: =Sheet1!A1
Cell Value: 4This is the console output of the above sample code when DeleteOptions.update_reference property has been set to false. As you can see, the formula in cell E3 of the second worksheet is not updated and its cell value is now 0 instead of 4, which is invalid.
Cell E3 before deleting blank columns and rows in Sheet1.
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Cell Formula: =Sheet1!C1
Cell Value: 4
Cell E3 after deleting blank columns and rows in Sheet1.
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Cell Formula: =Sheet1!C1
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