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row height doesn't apply to row
See original GitHub issueDefault row height does not apply to the excel generated.
let infoSheet = this.workbook.addWorksheet("Info", {properties:{ defaultRowHeight: 50 }});
or
infoSheet.properties.defaultRowHeight = 50;
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I had the same issue, but i find the following code works: sheet.getRow(2).height = 100; sheet.getRow(3).height = 200; …
For other people having this issue: Are you first opening the generated excel files on the Windows version of Excel 2016? I’ve seen something on that platform where Excel will do weird resizing of rows on a worksheet. I painstakingly tracked this down to exceljs not generating a <sheetView/> element, causing Excel to flip. I fixed this by adding an empty view to all of my worksheets via
worksheet.views = [{}]