When using SetFormulaA1 to link to an external file, the string cannot contain the name "sheet" or you will get a ParseingException. In the code below, the first use of SetFormulaA1 will work because externalSheetName does not contain the work "sheet" but the second use will fail.
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// ... (your existing ClosedXML setup)
// Create a new workbook and worksheet
var wb = new XLWorkbook();
var ws = wb.Worksheets.Add("Sheet1");
// Assume you want to link to cell A1 on "DataSheet" in "ExternalData.xlsx"
string externalWorkbookName = "ExternalData.xlsx";
string externalSheetName = "DataShee_"; //Notice the name is NOT "Sheet"
string externalCellReference = "A1";
// Construct the formula string
string formula = $"='[{externalWorkbookName}]{externalSheetName}'!{externalCellReference}";
// Set the formula in cell A1 of your current worksheet
ws.Cell("A1").SetFormulaA1(formula);
// Recononstruct the formula string and change the name to include the word "Sheet"
externalSheetName = "DataSheet";
formula = $"='[{externalWorkbookName}]{externalSheetName}'!{externalCellReference}";
//This line will not build since formula contains the word "Sheet".
ws.Cell("A1").SetFormulaA1(formula);
// Save the workbook
wb.SaveAs("MyWorkbookWithExternalLink.xlsx");
When using SetFormulaA1 to link to an external file, the string cannot contain the name "sheet" or you will get a ParseingException. In the code below, the first use of SetFormulaA1 will work because externalSheetName does not contain the work "sheet" but the second use will fail.
This was built with 0.105