SheetXL - v0.8.0-beta.9+sites.210.e2d420901
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    Function describeNodeLabel

    • How a graph member LABELS itself: its address, the sheet it lives on, and whether it is a name.

      Parameters

      • range: ICellRange

      Returns { address: string; isName: boolean; sheet: string }

      Shared by the tree and the flat ICellRanges listing, so the two cannot label the same member differently — the flat list is the tree's rows without the hop structure, and a reader comparing them is comparing the same text.

      A name member leads with its NAME: its address is only an anchor, and two names authored from the same cell would otherwise print as identical, anonymous cells.

      The address comes back unqualified. A listing standing on one sheet says so once, in its heading; a qualifier goes back on every row only when the collection spans sheets, which is the caller's decision because only the caller has seen every member. A trailing ! is #REF!, not a qualifier, so it is left whole.