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Has anybody used @ext(se, e) feature of SC - the spreadsheet calculator ?
I am trying to call an awk script "days" like this 

  @ext(days, C1)

where cell C1 has data in the format - 01/05/92

The "days" script looks like this

awk '{print (substr($1,1,2)+((substr($1,4,2)-1)*30)+((substr($1,7,2)-92)*365))}' $1

It converts the above date format into number of days since 1/1/92.  I
think the problem is that C1 is not getting passed as $1 to this awk
script.  In @ext(se, e), how does "e" gets passed to external function
"se" ?

Any help will be appreciated.

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