FlexGrid Xlsx conversion options
Export only.
Index or name of the active sheet in the xlsx file.
The default value for this option is **undefined** which means that the active sheet is not set.
Export only.
Defines the conversion behavior for HTML entities such as """, "<", ">" and "&" when exporting.
The default value is Auto.
Export only.
An optional callback which is called for every exported cell and allows to perform transformations of exported cell value and style. The callback is called irrespectively of the includeStyles option value. It has a single parameter of the XlsxFormatItemEventArgs type that provides both information about the source grid cell and an IWorkbookCell object defining its representation in the exported file, which can be customized in the callback.
Export only.
Indicates whether cells styling should be included in the generated xlsx file. This option has been deprecated. Please use includeStyles option instead.
The default value for this option is **true**.
Indicates whether to include column headers as first rows in the generated xlsx file.
The default value for this option is **true**.
Export only.
A callback to indicate which columns of FlexGrid need be included or omitted during exporting.
For example:
// This sample excludes the 'country' column from export. // JavaScript wijmo.grid.xlsx.FlexGridXlsxConverter.save(grid, { includeColumns: function(column) { return column.binding !== 'country'; } }
Indicates whether to include column headers as first rows in the generated xlsx file.
The default value for this option is **false**.
When importing, indicates whether styles should be imported from xlsx file into a Workbook instance.
When exporting, indicates whether cells styling should be included in the generated xlsx file.
The default value for this option is **true**.
Export only.
When turned on, decreases the export time by activating the cell styles caching if includeStyles option is enabled. In typical scenarios it allows to decrease the export time by several times.
The combination of cell's inline style specific properties, own CSS classes and CSS classes of row containing the cell is used as the cache tag. Before the cell style is calculated, the cache is checked first, and if the style associated with the tag is found there, it's taken from there and doesn't get recalculated.
Using this mode can make the export slower when considerable amount of cells have the unique set of CSS classes and inline styles. Also, when pseudo classes like :first-child and :nth-child are used to style the cells and rows, the cell styles can be determined incorrectly.
The default value for this option is **true**.
Import only.
Specifies the index of a sheet to import.
The default value for this option is **0**.
When importing, specifies the name of a sheet to import. The **sheetName** takes priority over the **sheetIndex** option if both options are set.
When exporting, sets the name of the exported sheet.
The default value for this option is **undefined**.
Export only.
Indicates whether the sheet is visible.
**Caveat:** This option must be used with care. In case where you generate an xlsx file with a single invisible sheet, such a file can't be opened by Excel. The only scenario where this option can be set to false is where you use multiple export actions to assemble a multi-sheet workbook using a custom code.
The default value for this option is **true**.