Add a jason data to an existing sheet.
See original GitHub issueHi guys, From previous example, we know that after reading a file, we can add new data into that particular sheet:
var XLSX = require('xlsx');
var wb = XLSX.readFile('sheetjs.xlsx');
add_cell_to_sheet(wb.Sheets.SheetJS, "F6", 12345);
XLSX.writeFile('sheetjs-new.xlsx', wb);
But how to do if my data is not just a single cell? I have a json data that I would like to add into the file that I read. How to add the json data?
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A literal conversion of the first example would be:
This example writes F6=“a”, F7=“b”, G6=1, G7=2:
this is what working with me…after getting error
var ext = o.file.slice(o.file.lastIndexOf(".")).toLowerCase(); ^ TypeError: o.file.lastIndexOf is not a function