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module com {  module sun {  module star {  module sheet {


/** allows generic access to all spreadsheet functions.
 */
published service FunctionAccess
{

    /** contributes properties to control the behavior of some functions
        (i.e. NullDate, IgnoreCase, RegularExpressions).
     */
    service com::sun::star::sheet::SpreadsheetDocumentSettings;


    /** provides calculating the result of a spreadsheet function.
     */
    interface com::sun::star::sheet::XFunctionAccess;


    /** specifies whether the function call is performed as array function
        call.

        <p>If set to `TRUE`, the result of the function call will be
        calculated similar to array formulas in a spreadsheet document. The
        return value of the function call will usually be a sequence of
        sequences containing the values of the resulting array. Example: If the
        function ABS is called for a 3x2 cell range, the result will be a 3x2
        array containing the absolute values of the numbers contained in the
        specified cell range.</p>

        <p>If set to `FALSE`, the result of the function call will be
        calculated similar to simple cell formulas in a spreadsheet document.
        The return value of the function call will usually be a single value.
        Of course, some functions always return an array, for example the
        MUNIT function.</p>

        <p>For compatibility with older versions, the default value of this
        property is `TRUE`.</p>

        @since OOo 3.3
     */
    [optional, property] boolean IsArrayFunction;

};


}; }; }; };

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