Fonts are completely broken

Currently the first declared font will affect the entire worksheet. It doesn’t seem to matter if you set a column, row, or cell - all of these will affect the whole document with seemingly no way to override it once it’s been set.

It also seems like subsequently declared fonts affect future cells. Are fonts meant to be some sort of stateful thing? It seems like they should be reset unless they have been explicitly declared.

Here’s a simple script to reproduce this issue:

const Excel = require('exceljs');

const wb = new Excel.Workbook();
const ws = wb.addWorksheet('My Sheet');

ws.columns = [
    {header: 'First', key: 'first', width: 10},
    {header: 'Second', key: 'second', width: 10},
];

const a2 = ws.getCell('A2');
const b2 = ws.getCell('B2');

a2.value = 'a2 test';
b2.value = 'b2 test';

a2.font = {
    name: 'Comic Sans MS',
    family: 4,
    size: 16,
    underline: true,
    bold: true
};

b2.font = {
    name: 'Arial Black',
    color: {argb: 'FF00FF00'},
    family: 2,
    size: 14,
    italic: true
};

wb.xlsx.writeFile(__dirname + '/test.xlsx');

[havietduc91]

@trappar + 1 We can down version to resolve this issue, the exact version is "exceljs": "1.12.0" I try it and it’s work pretty perfectly

[hzamir]

supposedly fixed today 1.14.0 found it 15 minutes after it was published.