Why not pass it as a string? In JavaScript there is eval(). If JSON is just a transport, for sure there is a library to evaluate it in any language you are using.
Unless, of course, the formulas are real huge and have to be pulled in in pieces depending on calculation context. Hard to imagine these days. Whoever owns the full formula should to the folding anyways.
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Unless, of course, the formulas are real huge and have to be pulled in in pieces depending on calculation context. Hard to imagine these days. Whoever owns the full formula should to the folding anyways.
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