I want my VLOOKUP_RANGE()
taking a ByVal
VBA Range
'search' to return a modified Range object, to use like =SUMPRODUCT(VLOOKUP_RANGE(H2:I2;A2:B11;2);H3:I3)
but the sheet is modified too (the keys are replace by the values).
My guess is that a Range contains only coords and a sheet key.
Is it possible to do use a function like my example, maybe with another object type ?
Option VBASupport 1
Option Compatible
Function VLOOKUP_RANGE(ByVal range_to_modify, ref_range, index As Integer, Optional sorted As Boolean = False)
calc_built_in = getProcessServiceManager().createInstance("com.sun.star.sheet.FunctionAccess")
sheet = ThisComponent.getCurrentController.ActiveSheet
'VBA Range to LibreOffice
lo_ref_range = sheet.getCellRangebyName(ref_range.Address)
Dim sum
For Each cell In range_to_modify
If cell.Value <> 0 Then
cell.Value = calc_built_in.callFunction("VLOOKUP", Array(cell.Value, lo_ref_range, index, sorted))
End If
Next
VLOOKUP_RANGE = range_to_modify
End Function
In LibreOffice, such a function can be written, for example, like this:
Option Explicit
Function VLOOKUP_RANGE(range_to_modify As Variant, ref_range As Variant, index As Integer) As Variant
Dim i As Long, j As Long, m As Long
If index < LBound(ref_range,2) Or index > UBound(ref_range,2) Then Exit Function
For i = LBound(range_to_modify,1) To UBound(range_to_modify,1)
For j = LBound(range_to_modify,2) To UBound(range_to_modify,2)
For m = LBound(ref_range,1) To UBound(ref_range,1)
If range_to_modify(i, j) = ref_range(m, 1) Then
range_to_modify(i, j) = ref_range(m, index)
Exit For
EndIf
Next m
Next j
Next i
VLOOKUP_RANGE = range_to_modify
End Function
However, it is preferable to use formulas made up of Calc's built-in functions, as suggested in a comment.