XlsxWorkbook class

The XlsxWorkbook class enables writing xlsx files. More...

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Member functions

XlsxWorkbook properties

Name Type Description
filename (read only) string Name of the xlsx file

Detailed Description

The XlsxWorkbook class provides functions to enable you to create xlsx files. The following simple example shows how to write a xlsx file: 

 var workbook = new XlsxWorkbook("C:/temp/test.xlsx");
var worksheet = new XlsxWorksheet(workbook);
worksheet.AddText(0, 0, "Hello world!");
worksheet.AddNumber(1, 0, 1.2345);
worksheet.AddImage(2, 0, "image.png");
workbook.Close();

Constructor

new XlsxWorkbook(filename[string])

Description

Create a new XlsxWorkbook object for writing xlsx files.

Arguments

  • filename (string)

    Filename of the xlsx file you want to write. The file will be overwritten (if it exists).

    Returns

    XlsxWorkbook object

    Return type

    XlsxWorkbook

    Example

    To create a new XlsxWorkbook object to write Xlsx file "/data/test/file.xlsx" 

    var workbook = new XlsxWorkbook("/data/test/file.xlsx");

    Details of functions

    Close()

    Description

    Close a Xlsx file

    Arguments

    No arguments

    Returns

    No return value

    Example

    To close Xlsx file workbook: 

    workbook.Close();