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I have read a number of post describing how to use a hidden sheet to
store persistent data, however my data is not simple (just a few strings or numbers) so I was wondering if there was any way to store a class instance in a hidden sheet. The problem with my data is that I have an instance of one class, which contains collections of classes A, B, C, and D. A in turn contains a collections of D, D a collection of B. C also contains collections of other classes. Most of those collections will grow as the user works with the sheet. This means that I can not store the member of the classes easily in a sheet, since I would have to move them around when they grow (I would have needed a N-dimentional sheet instead of just 2D). -- Erik Wikström |
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