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Preserve information about Excel's named ranges
See original GitHub issueIn Excel, one can define a “named range”. It would be nice to be able to preserve those ranges in the dataset. Perhaps something like this:
let workbook = excelReader.AsDataSet(namedRangesInTheirOwnTables: true)
This could create additional tables in the DataSet, one table for each named range.
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That is an interesting idea. If enough people vote for it, we could do it.
Ok, many Thanks for the quick reply.