Author XLSX workbooks
Use @delino/react-forge/xlsx in a Format.Xlsx session. Workbook contains named Worksheet elements. Cell accepts strings, numbers, Booleans, dates, and formulas; addresses and ranges are zero-based { row, column } values. You can set dimensions, merges, freeze panes, filters, links, charts, conditional formats, and data validation.
This example writes typed cells, a formula, and an editable chart. Start with Getting started if you need the shared CLI task pattern first.
Build and export
Formulas and editable workbook features
Formula cached values are optional and caller supplied; React Forge does not evaluate formulas. When a cache is absent, the workbook requests recalculation by the spreadsheet application. Bar, line, and pie charts retain editable data. Conditional formatting includes cell-value, formula, color-scale, data-bar, and icon-set rules; validation includes list, integer, decimal, date, time, text-length, and custom families.
Inspection reports sheet names and zero-based addresses/ranges. Worksheet geometry uses declared dimensions and a conventional column-width conversion; it is not a print-page or final font measurement. Use Office editing for imported workbooks and limits for resource ceilings.