The getArray
function is used to retrieve multiple fields as an array from a single sheet.
var excel = new Excel("test.xlsx");
var ary1 = excel.getArray("Sheet1", 1, 3,
{
"data1":"A",
"data2":"B",
"data3":"C"
});
var ary2 = excel.getArray("Sheet1", 1,
function(row){
if (excel.getValue("Sheet1","A"+row)!=""){
return false;
}else{
return true;
}
}
, {
"data1":"A",
"data2":["B","#,##0.0","HALF_EVEN"],
"data3":["C","yyyy/MM/dd"],
"data4":
function(row){
return excel.getValue("Sheet1","D"+row)+excel.getValue("Sheet1","E"+row);
}
});
var ary3 = excel.getArray{"Sheet1", 1, 4,[{"data1":"A"},{"data2":"A"}]};
Calling | Returning |
---|---|
excel. getArray ( sheetName, startRow, endCondition, positionRowMaps ) |
Array |
Parameters | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
sheetName |
String |
The sheet name. |
startRow |
Number |
The start row for looping at the sheet. Indexed from 1. |
endCondition |
Number or Function |
The end condition for looping at the sheet. It can be a number or a function. Indexed from 1. function ( row ) {return true;} |
positionRowMaps |
Object or Array |
Object : The map for getting data from a row. Array : The maps for getting data from several rows. |
The samples for positionRowMaps
.
{
data1: col,
data2: [col, formatter, rounder],
data3: function(row){ return String|Number|Date|Boolean;}
}
[
{
data1: col,
data2: [col, formatter, rounder],
data3: function(row){ return String|Number|Date|Boolean;}
},
{...}
]