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@jack-williams **I noticed that it works for the Grid, but not for the Module****. Would you revisit this request? The setting should apply for the entire Add-ins, not just for...

@jack-williams I see your point, but the Names cannot be exported, it belongs to a specific Excel file. Modules you can import and export to a different excel file. **My...

Thanks, @jack-williams for your feedback. Just a quick question what do you mean by "single user" what kind of user is it? I was thinking as a workaround in the...

Thanks, I tested this option too. Now I just copied the following function to my workbook: ``` pair = LAMBDA(x_1,x_2, LAMBDA(j,switch(j,1,x_1,2,x_2))); timer = LAMBDA(thunk, LET( time_0, NOW() , value, thunk()...

@jack-williams I guess it should not give an error, but at least I found a way to use it, since it uses the `pair` function output, you can use it...

Thanks I have followed the same step, but it doesn't work...what do you mean with: Make appropriated changes in {eclipse-dir}... Thanks in advance, David

Thanks, @jack-williams but I am not agreed with the approach from the user perspective. The naming rules should be the same, regardless of the tab. The way I use additional...

Thanks Andrew, this is the source code of my `Tests.gs` source file: ``` var Qunit = QUnitGS2.QUnit; // HTML get function function doGet() { QUnitGS2.init(); /** * reviewBugInfo(jiraStatus, release, environment,...

I removed the semicolon at the end here, and it works: ``` QUnit.module("reviewBugInfo tests"); QUnit.test("Missing Mandatory fields", function( assert ) { assert.equal(reviewBugInfo("To Do", "release1", "env1", "rootCause1", "severity1", "status1", null), null,...