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I work for an organization whose name includes a numeric character. When I try to create a module with their name, the "New module" dialog works fine right up until the numeric character, when it shows "Name contains unexpected characters".
I need support for numeric characters in module names.
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Does the organization name also happen to be a cell reference? This could be the issue as we prevent these as module names.
If the name is not a possible cell reference, then you should be able to create a module name.
One workaround would be to use an underscore between the letters and the number.
A cell reference cannot be the name for a named formula, and we have at least been trying to keep module names as legal range names. I do not know if we will be able to fix this, but I can leave this issue open.
Yes, it would be a legitimate cell reference (AAN).
Given that the final name published to NameManager would be AAN.FunctionName, such a module name should be acceptable. My existing functions are already in Name Manager in that format, so unless there's something in modules that I haven't noticed yet, I don't see a conflict.
We are trying to leave open the possibility of having syntax that references a module name only (in the same way you reference LET parameters). At this point, having cell reference module names might cause us some trouble.
I work for an organization whose name includes a numeric character. When I try to create a module with their name, the "New module" dialog works fine right up until the numeric character, when it shows "Name contains unexpected characters".
I need support for numeric characters in module names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: