Let's assume a very simple worksheet where I have in A1 a number, and in 
B1, the formula

=A1*2

Right now I'm using the batch update process to modify the content of 
several cells at the same time.  I like that the response of that request 
gives me the value of those changed cells, in case I have updated their 
formula.

However, and using the previous example, if I change the value of A1 I only 
get A1 back in the response.  I would love to receive both A1 and B1 (the 
dependent cells) so that I can see all the changes to the worksheet at once.

I understand that this poses a problem when the dependent cells are not in 
the current worksheet (or even in the current workbook), but if you follow 
what Excel does in VBA in terms of the *Dependents* and *Precedents* properties 
of a range object, then we would get as part of the response the dependent 
cells of the corresponding worksheet.

Maybe using a header or a variable in the request body can turn this on but 
leave it off by default?

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