2.1.0

Support for non-English Unicode in sheet names! (no pun intended)

2.0.0

More collaboration and generous rebuilding (the latter being the main reason for the major version change).

1. Fixed edge cases in strange column names.
2. String wildcards can now be visibly escaped with tildes. When tildes are used to escape, they become operators.
3. Unmatched end parentheses highlighting inside and outside of parentheticals.
4. Unmatched end square and curly brackets only highlight outside of parentheticals. (and potentially inside in the future)

1.2.0

Too many little changes to count, the two big ones are:

1. With help from a collaborator, much of the Regex was rebuilt to avoid lookback.
2. Another major change is the switch to using groups for column references, hard-coded arrays, and functions.

1.1.3

HOTFIX 2: I am dumb

1. Removed (test) from syntax file name:

HOTFIX

1. Updated table and sheet name Regex to account for numbers.
   

Minor changes from last update:

1. Updated Regex to account for legal characters in sheet and table names that I overlooked:
   a. Sheets: _
   
   (any other non-alphabetical characters will wrap sheet names in apostrophes when used in formulas, making matching dead simple in those cases)
   b. Tables: _ ? \
   

2. For consistency with table column ranges, : is now treated as an operator when used in A1 format cell ranges:
   

1.1.2

HOTFIX

1. Updated table and sheet name Regex to account for numbers.
   

Minor changes from last update:

1. Updated Regex to account for legal characters in sheet and table names that I overlooked:
   a. Sheets: _
   
   (any other non-alphabetical characters will wrap sheet names in apostrophes when used in formulas, making matching dead simple in those cases)
   b. Tables: _ ? \
   

2. For consistency with table column ranges, : is now treated as an operator when used in A1 format cell ranges:
   

1.1.1

1. Updated Regex to account for legal characters in sheet and table names that I overlooked:
   a. Sheets: _
   
   (any other non-alphabetical characters will wrap sheet names in apostrophes when used in formulas, making matching dead simple in those cases)
   b. Tables: _ ? \
   

2. For consistency with table column ranges, : is now treated as an operator when used in A1 format cell ranges:
   

1.1.0

1. Reworked the scopes to be in line with convention.
2. Match Regex is now leaner.
3. Specified version: 2
4. Plugin is now named Excel formula

Full Changelog: 1.0.1...1.1.0

Excel Syntax

Initial release.