| Arguments | style | Cell reference style
Specify the following values.
| Constant | Value | Description | | $RefStyleDefault | 0 | Default cell reference
See the absolute coordinates of a matrix of letters and numbers.
You can specify the coordinates of the current matrix with a wild card ( # ).
( A1, B #, # 2 ) | | $RefStyleA1 | 1 | " A1 " style cell reference
See relative coordinates of a matrix of letters and numbers.
Absolute coordinates can be specified by wildcard ( $ )
( $ A $ 1, $ B, $ 2, $ B2, C $ 5, D4 ) | | $RefStyleR1C1 | 2 | R1C1 style cell reference
See matrix coordinates using R and row numbers, C and column numbers.
You can refer to the relative position from the current cell by enclosing the numerical value with "[]" .
If you do not specify a number after R or C , it is considered as the current row and column.
( R1C1, RC2, R4C [3], R [2] C4, RC [-2] ) | |