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This table summarizes how the Cell settings are handled when SpreadJS exports to an Excel-formatted file. These functions are in the GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange class unless otherwise noted.
Cell Setting | Excel Setting and Remarks |
|---|---|
Excel preserves the cell value. Image Rich Data is exported as Excel cell images. SVG images may cause errors during Excel export. No automatic format validation or conversion is performed at the API layer. | |
Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. | |
Partially supported. Some cell types (such as CheckBox) are exported to equivalent Excel controls. Other custom cell types are not preserved and are exported as standard cell values. | |
Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. | |
Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
hAlign (text horizontal alignment) | Excel uses this setting. |
vAlign (text vertical alignment) | Excel uses this setting. |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
Excel uses this setting. | |
hidden | Excel uses this setting. |