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xlcells(1)(TDH)						       xlcells(1)(TDH)

NAME
       xlcells(1)

SYNOPSIS
       cat tabdata | xlcells options  cell1 .. cellN

DESCRIPTION
       Extract	"cells" by spreadsheet location from a spreadsheet export tab-
       delimited file.	For example, it may be used to automatically  retrieve
       certain fields from a collection of spreadsheet-exported files.

       Examples	 of  cell addresses are 1A or 247AB.  The alpha portion may be
       upper or lower case.

       Output is a tab-delimited row of requested values.

OPTIONS
       -bsym

	      Set the blank symbol to sym.  By default, blank cells are repre‐
	      sented  as a zero-length string.	This option allows blank cells
	      to be represented using the given sym.  Example: -b=

LIMITATIONS
       Rows 1-5000 and cols A - JJ supported.

       Max cell length 255.

       Max input line length 5000 chars.

       Max # of requested cells is 50.

EXAMPLE
       Example: cat tabdata | xlcells 35c 32c 22b

AUTHOR
       Steve Grubb

			 19-SEP-2003   TDH scg@jax.org	       xlcells(1)(TDH)

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