Function processing in XLSX #692
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jmaister
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May 15, 2024
| var cell = worksheet[cellName]; | ||
| if (utils.hasContent(cell.v)) { | ||
| if(cell.v[0] == '=') { | ||
| cell.f = cell.v.toString().substring(1) |
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If the "=" is removed, it will not get into the final Excel file. Then opening will not get it as a formula.
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Yes it works but only for XLSX format
Probably for XLS few modifications are needed
I've tried to launch index.html in Chrome and Edge
XLSX example:
in XLS format - it really doesn't work (and cells remain empty)
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Looks like it is not supported to write formula in XLS format at all :(
https://docs.sheetjs.com/docs/csf/features/formulae/
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Added processing for all data:
if (cell value starts with '=')
remove cell value
instead set function as value.substring(1)
also added example.
Have not checked XLS - it may not work