spreadsheet

问题 I'm using a Google Spreadsheet to log some things on a day-to-day basis. To make it user-friendly to my colleagues I've made the spreadsheet as "interface-ish" as possible, basically it resembles a form. This "form" has a submit button that saves the sheet and creates a new sheet (copy of template). The problem is that the sheet that is saved should be saved with the date from a cell. BUT it saves with the date one day before the actual date... (!) I'm going nuts trying to figure out why.

问题 How to create a new, empty spreadsheet using Zends GData Library? 回答1: According to the Google Documents List API, to create a new, empty spreadsheet: follow the instructions in Creating a new document or file with metadata only. When doing so, use a category term of http://schemas.google.com/docs/2007#spreadsheet. With Zend GData library, it may look like this: // Load Zend library require_once('Zend/Loader.php'); Zend_Loader::loadClass('Zend_Gdata'); Zend_Loader::loadClass('Zend_Gdata

问题 This question could be rephrased to, "Using a programmatically generated range in FILTER()" depending on the approach one takes to answer it. EDIT- It seems that I inadvertently included too much information in my attempts to demonstrate what I've tried so that my question was unclear. The changes I made in this edit should remedy that. I am currently filtering using the following function: Code Block 1 =filter('Data Import'!1:10000,'Data Import'!D:D<12) After importing data, Column D:D can

问题 Right so I've checked out Roo. Great gem and all and have a really basic application that doesn't have no models. And basic controller, class and view and I can't seem to get a spreadsheet to upload as I am getting OLE2 signature is invalid error. I have the following basic setup Controller class SpreadsheetServiceController < ApplicationController def new end def create parser = SpreadsheetTagService.new(params[:spreadsheet][:file]) respond_to do |format| format.all {render :json => 'Done'}

问题 My application is supposed to parse a text file (relatively easy) and create an excel spreadsheet report. Should I write a stand alone VB.NET application that saves the excel file, or should I use VSTO? I am unsure if there are any differences in terms of ease of development, usability issues, API functions available, etc. Are there any other programming languages/interfaces/libraries that will allow me to rapidly develop an involved excel spreadsheet? I am talking about things like functions

问题 I am able to have a report with multiple subreports export to Excel with each subreport on a separate tab/sheet using the info here (placing each subreport within a Rectangle control and setting its PageBreak property to "Start"). I hoped that setting the Rectangles' PageName property would set the sheet names to what I assign there, but no - they are simply " Sheet 2 ", " Sheet 3 ", etc. So how can I assign a specific value to the sheet names so that those values are used when the SSRS

问题 I'm trying to make the vlookup function below 'dynamic' by substituting a portion of the sheet name with the value in a cell. Current vlookup function =VLOOKUP($B$4,studentA!A2:D,2) Desired vlookup function uses the value in cell C4 to identify the student sheet =VLOOKUP($B$4,student C4 A2:D,2) Can someone please help me with the syntax for this? 回答1: Use INDIRECT , e.g. =VLOOKUP($B$4,INDIRECT("student"&C4&"!A2:D"),2) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48694257/how-to-make-the-search

问题 I am using the Open XML SDK to open an Excel file (xlsx) and I want to find a specific string or integer passed from outside to check for duplicates of the value in the spreadsheet. How can I search for the input string in all the cells of spreadsheet? 回答1: Here: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.IO; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet; namespace

问题 hoping this is a simple problem for you lot. I have no coding knowledge at all. But been using the below script in a Google Sheet to grab changing data from another sheet and log it daily, appending as it goes. Can't remember where I found the script - if I did I'd go back and ask its creator. It's been working fine; only thing is I have to manually copy paste my preferred date format every day. So I'd like the script to print the date in "dd/MM/yyyy" format (while retaining hours and minutes

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . I found javascript solution for removing gridlines on Google docs spreadsheets (using "download as HTML" and then past javascript in Web Address Bar): works great !! javascript:var v="none",e="defaultView",o="border",m="Color",w=function(a,b){if(document[e]){if(document[e].getComputedStyle(a,null)[o+b+m]=="rgb(204