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Excel formular usually contain cell references in the form A1, B2, C3.
When the excel sheet is imported into the graph it would be nice to be able to know the reference in graph style.
and Row 3 being for marko with
A3=marko
B3=29
and Row 4 being for vadas with
A4=vadas
B4=27
then when a formular is given with B3/B4 to compute the average age of both this should be represented as something like person(marko).age/person(vadas).age. Especially this should hold true when graphs are converted to excel.
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Excel formular usually contain cell references in the form A1, B2, C3.
When the excel sheet is imported into the graph it would be nice to be able to know the reference in graph style.
E.g. if the modern example of tinkerpop see http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/ is used and an excel row represents a vertex and a column represents a property then given
A=name
B=age
and Row 3 being for marko with
A3=marko
B3=29
and Row 4 being for vadas with
A4=vadas
B4=27
then when a formular is given with B3/B4 to compute the average age of both this should be represented as something like person(marko).age/person(vadas).age. Especially this should hold true when graphs are converted to excel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: