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The parser can only seem to handle unions when it's the only operator in its group.
=A:A,B:B,C:C works
=(A:A,B:B)+C:C works
However, it fails if it sees another operator in the same level.
=A:A,B:B+C:C fails
=A:A,B:B,@C:C fails
Is it possible to have the union operator treated like a binary operator instead of a function call, deviating from the paper this project's grammar is based on to more closely match how Excel interprets it?
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The parser can only seem to handle unions when it's the only operator in its group.
=A:A,B:B,C:C
works=(A:A,B:B)+C:C
worksHowever, it fails if it sees another operator in the same level.
=A:A,B:B+C:C
fails=A:A,B:B,@C:C
failsIs it possible to have the union operator treated like a binary operator instead of a function call, deviating from the paper this project's grammar is based on to more closely match how Excel interprets it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: