Fix globally available defined names #834
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Defined names can apply globally (i.e. for every sheet in the document). Global defined names have no LocalSheetID attached to them. LocalSheetID=0 means that the defined name only applies to the first sheet. By changing the type to `*int` the information will be preserved correctly.
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Defined names can apply globally (i.e. for every sheet in the document). Global defined names have no LocalSheetID attached to them. LocalSheetID=0 means that the defined name only applies to the first sheet. By changing the type to
*intthe information will be preserved correctly.