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  • - Full support for Excel "array functions" in `Xlsx` Reader/Writer, and the Calculation Engine; and allowing array formulae to be defined in userland code See [PR #2539](https://github.com/PHPOffice/PhpSpreadsheet/pull/2539) and [related documentation](https://github.com/PHPOffice/PhpSpreadsheet/blob/CalculationEngine-Array-Formulae-Initial-Work/docs/topics/recipes.md#array-formulae) for details - Modify the Cell Collection so that the index maintains a cell address and an index reference to row/column that can be used for easier filtering and sorting internally; this requires no additional memory compared with the current boolean; but does cause some issued with Named Cells (which currently duplicate entries that can get out of synch). So this change requires a new index for named cells, with an alias pointing to their actual cell reference. - Make calendar base year a per-spreadsheet setting rather than a global setting, so that it doesn't create errors when two spreadsheet files are loaded and one uses 1904 mac base year, the other 1900 windows base year - default behaviour (e.g. when no spreadsheet is loaded but formulae are being calculated) should be the Windows 1900 calendar - Drop getting/setting cells in the Worksheet by row/column (e.g. `setCellValueByColumnAndRow()`), but allow the cell address method to accept an array (e.g. `[2, 1]`) or a new `address` object as an alternative to the string `cellAddress` (`"A2"`)? - As many other breaking changes as possible. - e.g. changing some method names, like the `evaluate()` method in the `Arabic` class to a more meaningful `toRoman()` (and vice versa) - Renaming some method arguments to use more meaningful names, making their purpose more intuitive, particularly if used as `named arguments` with PHP 8.0+ - Eliminate underscores in property and method names, a throwback to earlier versions of PHP before visibility could be set on properties and methods - Use of Enum types where appropriate (e.g. many of the Style settings), probably using a library like `myclabs/php-enum` until we're in a position to use true PHP 8.1 Enums

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