ClosedXML Sort(3); does not work
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September 14, 2016 at 2:58 pm #3785
https://github.com/closedxml/closedxml
open/closed xml, same thing,
ws.Cell("A" + c).Value = Projinfo1 ws.Cell("B" + c).Value = Projinfo2 ws.Cell("C" + c).Value = Name123 ws.Cell("D" + c).Value = p ws.Cell("E" + c).Value = S ws.Cell("F" + c).Value = S ws.Cell("G" + c).Value = ws.Cell("H" + c).Value = P ws.Cell("I" + c).Value = P ws.Cell("J" + c).Value = N
There is the worksheet ws that gets filled in a foreach iteration thru all of the database elements (variable names not shown) and it builds the excel page, works fine.
c =3 but then gets incremented
at the top of the excel page you write in headers and column names
// Here we make the Columns and speci ws.Cell("A1").Value = "Data for Summary ws.Cell("A2").Value = DateTime.Today; ws.Cell("A3").Value = "Proj Number ws.Cell("B2").Style.Alignment.Horizontal = XLAlignmentHorizontalValues.Right; ws.Cell("B2").Value = "Unit Date"; ws.Cell("B3").Value = "Proj t Name"; ws.Cell("C2").Value = "01/30/2016"; ws.Cell("C3").Value = "Pint size"; ws.Cell("D3").Value = "Program Sales dept"; ws.Cell("E3").Value = "Start Sell Date"; ws.Cell("F3").Value = "Sch End of ws.Cell("G3").Value = "Total pint cost ws.Cell("H3").Value = "Past Sell Date; ws.Cell("I3").Value = "How Far short ws.Cell("J3").Value = "# of Bins Beh
But the problem comes with the Sort() command
Sort(4);
should cause the sheet to sort on column “D”. but 2 things happen depending on where the sort command is placed, either no sort takes place or if it does sort? it pushes all the data to the top of the worksheet and those headers/column names appear at the bottomColors were added to various rows based on variable values, if the date.year == “2009” then the row color is light blue. It worked at one time, it would sort and rows would be colored nicely in order. Now? it sorts by column 1 so row 1’s values are a specific color but then the columns 2 – end are which ever color they were. so it colored in the rows correctly, and later resorted by column 1, so column 1’s colors dont match all the time, its a mess
when it works, the entire row is the single color, grouped as expected but it begins on row 1 instead of row3 where they were first put, what is telling them to fill in on row 1?
September 14, 2016 at 7:39 pm #3786right… so deleting closedXML on nuget and re installing? I took the latest build. could be the problem
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September 15, 2016 at 12:01 pm #3791Hi,
I have no experience about the closedXML library, although I have heard good things about it. Maybe someone else has an answer…
Cheers, Eric
September 15, 2016 at 2:17 pm #3795its so incredibly easy to make an Excel file, and it will accept the variables that come right out of the database
but I found out the indexing for the Sort() was 0th based not 1-based, so doing ws.Sort(5) had it sort on column F not column E; and col. F was just Y or N, so looking at the dates being out of order it seemed not to sort, plus its got colored rows that are mixed.
But it has another problem where it sorts good now using ws.Sort(4) gets sorting on col “E”
then it goes back and sorts col. 1 on those values splitting up the row data, which to me seems like its never supposed to do because now the row data is corrupt.
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