SSpread.ExportToExcelEx Method
| Explanation | Specify the sheet name and export to an Excel format file. An extension of the ExportToExcel method. Method to handle the formulas can be specified. The following specifications have been expanded since Ver.5.0.2-> By specifying an existing Excel file, it is possible to export in the form of adding a sheet to the existing file. At that time, the existing file is not changed and is saved as a new Excel file with the sheet added. In addition, information other than sheets such as macros and graphs that exist in the existing Excel file will be deleted. | |||||||||
| Call format | ExportToExcelEx(Writer, sheetname, [, URL or reader]) | |||||||||
| Return value | None | |||||||||
| Arguments | Writer | Export destination Writer Object | ||||||||
| sheetname | Sheet name to be created in the Excel file | |||||||||
| flags | Set whether to export formulas Specify the following values.
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| URL or Reader | The URL of the Excel file to read, or the ReaderObject It can be omitted. If specified a URL, the file will be cached on your local computer for faster loading from the next time onwards. The latest file can always be obtained from the server by specifying the HttpResponse object. Added since Ver.5.0.2 | |||||||||
| Exception | EXT-24 | No valid Reader object specified | ||||||||
| EXT-25 | No valid Writer object specified | |||||||||
| EXT-28 | An error occurred in the ExportToExcelEx method | |||||||||
| CRS-331 | Communication error Same as the exception to the NetObject.Get method. | |||||||||
| Example of use | | |||||||||
| Related item | ExportExcelBookEx, ExportToExcel, ImportExcelSheet method | |||||||||