Everything you ever needed (and probably more) to work with Excel files in Elixir, powered by Rust!
An Elixir NIF wrapper for the amazing umya-spreadsheet Rust library, providing comprehensive Excel file (.xlsx, .xlsm) manipulation capabilities with the performance benefits of Rust.
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Create & Manipulate Spreadsheets
- Create new spreadsheets from scratch
- Read and write existing Excel files
- Support for both .xlsx and .xlsm file formats
- CSV export functionality
- Lightweight writer options for better memory usage
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Cell Operations
- Get and set cell values
- Retrieve formatted values (numbers, currencies, dates, etc.)
- Move ranges of cells
- Merge cells
- Remove cells
- Add and manage comments with author info
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Styling & Formatting
- Apply colors (background, font)
- Set font properties (size, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, name)
- Advanced typography with font family and font scheme support
- Theme-aware font control for consistent document styling
- Advanced text formatting (various underline styles, text rotation, indentation)
- Enhanced border styling (dashed, dotted, double, etc.)
- Apply number formats (currency, percentage, dates, etc.)
- Enable text wrapping
- Define column widths and row heights
- Rich text support with mixed formatting within cells
- Create and manipulate formatted text elements
- Convert rich text to/from HTML
- Conditional formatting (cell value rules, color scales, data bars, top/bottom rules, text rules)
- Data validation (dropdown lists, number ranges, date constraints, text length limits, custom formulas)
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Sheet Management
- Add, clone, and remove sheets
- Hide/show sheets
- Set grid lines visibility
- Move and reorder sheets
- Configure window settings and active tab
- Set cell selection and worksheet view
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Security
- Password protection for workbooks
- Worksheet level protection
- Light writer options for password protection
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Row & Column Operations
- Insert and remove rows and columns
- Adjust row heights and column widths
- Apply styling to entire rows/columns
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Print Settings & Page Setup
- Control page orientation (portrait/landscape)
- Configure paper size and scaling
- Set page margins and headers/footers
- Define print areas and titles (repeating rows/columns)
- Control print centering and fit-to-page options
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Formula Support
- Set regular formulas in individual cells
- Create array formulas across multiple cells
- Define named ranges for easier formula references
- Create defined names for constants and formulas
- List defined names in workbooks
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Data Organization & Analysis
- Add auto filters to column headers for interactive filtering
- Enable/disable and manage auto filters in worksheets
- Query auto filter ranges and states
- Create worksheets with filtered views for easier data analysis
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Visual Elements
- Add images (PNG, JPEG)
- Create charts (Line, Bar, Pie, and more)
- Add shapes (rectangles, circles, arrows, etc.)
- Create text boxes for annotations
- Connect cells with connector lines
- Position visual elements precisely
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Concurrent Operations
- Thread-safe creation of multiple spreadsheets
- Support for parallel read/write operations
- Guidelines for concurrent spreadsheet manipulation
- Examples of thread-safe patterns
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Hyperlinks
- Add web URLs, email addresses, file paths, and internal references
- Get, update, and remove hyperlinks from cells
- Bulk hyperlink operations for efficient management
- Integration with cell values and custom tooltips
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Data Analysis
- Create and manage pivot tables
- Configure row, column, and data fields
- Refresh pivot table data
- Position pivot tables on worksheets
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Excel Tables
- Create structured tables with headers and data ranges
- Apply built-in table styles with customization options
- Add, modify, and remove table columns dynamically
- Configure totals rows with various calculation functions
- Manage table filtering and sorting capabilities
- Support for table metadata and column properties
This package is built on:
- umya-spreadsheet: v2.3.0 - Robust Rust Excel library
- Rustler: v0.36.1 - Seamless Rust/Elixir interop with excellent performance
UmyaSpreadsheet has comprehensive guides for all major features:
- Guides Index - Starting point for all documentation
- Formula Functions - Working with formulas and named references
- Auto Filters - Creating and managing Excel filter controls
- Window Settings - Control how Excel displays your workbooks
- Comments - Adding and managing cell comments
- Charts - Creating and customizing charts
- Data Validation - Setting input rules for cells
- File Format Options - Control compression, encryption, and binary format generation
- Troubleshooting Guide - Solutions for common issues and problems
- Limitations & Compatibility - Known limitations, compatibility matrix, and workarounds
You can install using igniter for the most comfortable experience:
# install igniter if you haven't already
mix archive.install hex igniter_new
# then install umya_spreadsheet_ex
mix igniter.install umya_spreadsheet_exOr add umya_spreadsheet_ex to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:
def deps do
[
{:umya_spreadsheet_ex, "~> 0.7.0"}
]
endThe package includes precompiled NIF files for common platforms, but will compile from source if needed.
To force NIF compilation, set the UMYA_SPREADSHEET_BUILD environment variable to true:
export UMYA_SPREADSHEET_BUILD=true
mix clean;
mix compile;# Create a new spreadsheet
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Write data to cells
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Hello")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B1", "World")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C1", "42")
# Format your data
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_background_color(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "FF0000") # Red
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_font_bold(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", true)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_number_format(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C1", "#,##0.00")
# Save your spreadsheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write(spreadsheet, "hello_world.xlsx")
# Read it back
{:ok, loaded_spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.read("hello_world.xlsx")
{:ok, value} = UmyaSpreadsheet.get_cell_value(loaded_spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1")
# => {:ok, "Hello"}For more detailed examples and complete API documentation, visit: https://hexdocs.pm/umya_spreadsheet_ex
We provide detailed guides for specific features:
- Charts - Creating and customizing various chart types
- CSV Export & Performance - CSV export and optimized writers
- Data Validation - Control and validate cell input values
- Excel Tables - Create, style, and manage structured Excel tables
- File Format Options - Control compression, encryption, and binary Excel generation
- Image Handling - Working with images in spreadsheets
- Pivot Tables - Create and manage data analysis pivot tables
- Print Settings - Configure page setup and print options
- Sheet Operations - Managing worksheets effectively
- Styling and Formatting - Making your spreadsheets look professional
You can find all guides in our Guide Index.
# Create a styled spreadsheet
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Apply various styling options
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Styled Title")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_font_size(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", 16)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_font_bold(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", true)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_background_color(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "CCFFCC") # Light green
# Add numbers with specific formats
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B3", "1234.56")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_number_format(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B3", "#,##0.00")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B4", "0.42")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_number_format(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B4", "0.00%")
# Currency formatting
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B5", "9999.99")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_number_format(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B5", "$#,##0.00")
# Date formatting
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B6", "44500") # Excel date serial
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_number_format(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B6", "yyyy-mm-dd")
# Save the spreadsheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write(spreadsheet, "formatted_spreadsheet.xlsx"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Create a rich text object
rich_text = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.create()
# Add formatted text with different styles
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_formatted_text(rich_text, "Bold text", %{bold: true})
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_formatted_text(rich_text, " and ", %{})
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_formatted_text(rich_text, "italic text", %{italic: true})
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_formatted_text(rich_text, " with ", %{})
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_formatted_text(rich_text, "colored text", %{color: "#FF0000"})
# Set the rich text to a cell
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.set_cell_rich_text(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", rich_text)
# Alternative: Create rich text from HTML
html_rich_text = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.create_from_html("<b>Bold</b> and <i>italic</i> text")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.set_cell_rich_text(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A2", html_rich_text)
# Create individual text elements for more control
element1 = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.create_text_element("Large text", %{size: 18, bold: true})
element2 = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.create_text_element(" and small text", %{size: 10})
# Add elements to rich text
rich_text2 = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.create()
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_text_element(rich_text2, element1)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.add_text_element(rich_text2, element2)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.set_cell_rich_text(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A3", rich_text2)
# Generate HTML from rich text
html_output = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.to_html(rich_text)
# => "<b>Bold text</b> and <i>italic text</i> with <span style=\"color:#FF0000\">colored text</span>"
# Get font properties from text elements
{:ok, props} = UmyaSpreadsheet.RichText.get_element_font_properties(element1)
# props[:bold] => "true"
# props[:size] => "18"
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write(spreadsheet, "rich_text_example.xlsx"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add a new sheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_sheet(spreadsheet, "Data")
# Clone a sheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.clone_sheet(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "Sheet1 Copy")
# Get all sheet names
sheet_names = UmyaSpreadsheet.get_sheet_names(spreadsheet)
# => ["Sheet1", "Data", "Sheet1 Copy"]
# Hide a sheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_sheet_state(spreadsheet, "Data", "hidden")
# Remove a sheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.remove_sheet(spreadsheet, "Sheet1 Copy")
# Turn off grid lines
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_show_grid_lines(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", false){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Prepare some data for the chart
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Month")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B1", "Sales")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A2", "January")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B2", "1200")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A3", "February")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B3", "1500")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A4", "March")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B4", "2200")
# Define data series for the chart
data_series = ["Sheet1!$B$2:$B$4"]
categories = "Sheet1!$A$2:$A$4"
title = "Quarterly Sales"
# Add a column chart
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_chart(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"ColumnChart", # Other options: LineChart, PieChart, BarChart
"D2", # Top-left position of chart
"J10", # Bottom-right position of chart
title, # Chart title
data_series, # Data series
categories # Categories (optional)
)# Read an existing spreadsheet
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.read("sales_report.xlsx")
# Export just one sheet to CSV
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_csv(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "sheet1_data.csv"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add a dropdown list to cells
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_list_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"A1:A10",
["Option 1", "Option 2", "Option 3"],
true, # Allow blank values
"Invalid Selection", # Error title
"Please select from the list", # Error message
"Selection Required", # Prompt title
"Choose an option from the dropdown" # Prompt message
)
# Add number validation (between 1 and 100)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_number_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"B1:B10",
"between", # Operator: between, greaterThan, lessThan, etc.
1.0, # Minimum value
100.0, # Maximum value
true, # Allow blank values
"Invalid Number", # Error title
"Please enter a number between 1 and 100" # Error message
)
# Add date validation (future dates only)
# Option 1: Using Date struct directly
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_date_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"C1:C10",
"greaterThan", # Operator
Date.utc_today(), # Compare date as Date struct
nil, # Second date (for between operator)
true, # Allow blank values
"Invalid Date", # Error title
"Please enter a future date" # Error message
)
# Option 2: Using ISO string format
today_string = Date.utc_today() |> Date.to_iso8601()
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_date_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"D1:D10",
"greaterThan",
today_string, # Compare date as string
nil,
true,
"Invalid Date",
"Please enter a future date"
)
# Add text length validation (max 10 characters)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_text_length_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"D1:D10",
"lessThanOrEqual", # Operator
10, # Character limit
nil, # Second value (for between operator)
true # Allow blank values
)
# Remove validation from a range
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.remove_data_validation(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"A5:A10"
)# Create a large spreadsheet with many sheets
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# [... add lots of data ...]
# Use the light writer for better memory efficiency
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_light(spreadsheet, "large_file.xlsx")
# Or with password protection
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_with_password_light(spreadsheet, "secure_large_file.xlsx", "password123"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Create some sample data for the pivot table
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Region")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B1", "Product")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C1", "Sales")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A2", "North")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B2", "Apples")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C2", "10000")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A3", "North")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B3", "Oranges")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C3", "8000")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A4", "South")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B4", "Apples")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C4", "12000")
# Add a sheet for the pivot table
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_sheet(spreadsheet, "Pivot")
# Create a pivot table
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_pivot_table(
spreadsheet, # Spreadsheet object
"Pivot", # Destination sheet
"Sales Analysis", # Pivot table name
"Sheet1", # Source sheet
"A1:C4", # Source data range
"A3", # Pivot table top-left position
[0], # Row fields (Region - column index 0)
[1], # Column fields (Product - column index 1)
[{2, "sum", "Total Sales"}] # Data fields (Sum of Sales)
)
# Check if a sheet has pivot tables
has_pivots = UmyaSpreadsheet.has_pivot_tables?(spreadsheet, "Pivot")
# => true
# Count pivot tables on a sheet
count = UmyaSpreadsheet.count_pivot_tables(spreadsheet, "Pivot")
# => 1
# Refresh all pivot tables
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.refresh_all_pivot_tables(spreadsheet)
# Remove a pivot table
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.remove_pivot_table(spreadsheet, "Pivot", "Sales Analysis"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add some sample data for the table
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Product")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B1", "Category")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C1", "Price")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "D1", "Stock")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A2", "Laptop")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B2", "Electronics")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C2", 999.99)
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "D2", 50)
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A3", "Mouse")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B3", "Electronics")
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C3", 29.99)
UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "D3", 100)
# Create a table with the data
{:ok, :ok} = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_table(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"ProductTable",
"Product Inventory",
"A1",
"D3",
["Product", "Category", "Price", "Stock"],
true # Show totals row
)
# Apply a table style
{:ok, :ok} = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_table_style(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"ProductTable",
"TableStyleMedium9",
true, # Show first column
false, # Show last column
true, # Show banded rows
false # Show banded columns
)
# Add a new column to the table
{:ok, :ok} = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_table_column(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
"ProductTable",
"Total Value",
"sum",
"Grand Total"
)
# Check if sheet has tables
{:ok, true} = UmyaSpreadsheet.has_tables?(spreadsheet, "Sheet1")
# Get all tables from the sheet
{:ok, tables} = UmyaSpreadsheet.get_tables(spreadsheet, "Sheet1")
[table | _] = tables
# table["name"] => "ProductTable"
# table["display_name"] => "Product Inventory"
# Remove the table
{:ok, :ok} = UmyaSpreadsheet.remove_table(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "ProductTable"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Insert 2 new rows at index 3
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.insert_new_row(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 3, 2)
# Insert 1 new column at column C
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.insert_new_column(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "C", 1)
# Remove row at index 5
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.remove_row(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 5, 1)
# Set column width
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_column_width(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A", 15.5)
# Auto-fit column width based on content
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_column_auto_width(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "B", true)
# Set row height
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_row_height(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 1, 30.0)
# Apply styling to entire row
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_row_style(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 1, "EEEEEE", "000000"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add data to the spreadsheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Confidential Data")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A2", "Employee Salaries")
# Protect the entire workbook
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_workbook_protection(spreadsheet, true)
# Protect a specific worksheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_sheet_protection(
spreadsheet,
"Sheet1",
true,
"This sheet is protected" # Optional message
)
# Save with password protection
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_with_password(spreadsheet, "confidential.xlsx", "secret123")
# Apply password to an existing file
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_password("original.xlsx", "protected_copy.xlsx", "secret123"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add some content to the spreadsheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_cell_value(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "Report Title")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_font_size(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", 16)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_font_bold(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", true)
# Configure print settings
# Set to landscape orientation
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_page_orientation(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "landscape")
# Set to A4 paper size
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_paper_size(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 9)
# Set page margins (in inches)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_page_margins(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 1.0, 0.75, 1.0, 0.75)
# Set header and footer margins
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_header_footer_margins(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", 0.5, 0.5)
# Add a custom header
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_header(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "&C&\"Arial,Bold\"Confidential Report")
# Add a footer with page numbers
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_footer(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "&RPage &P of &N")
# Define a specific print area
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_print_area(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1:H20")
# Set rows 1-2 to repeat at the top of each printed page
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_print_titles(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "1:2", "")
# Center the printout horizontally on the page
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.set_print_centered(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", true, false)
# Save the spreadsheet
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write(spreadsheet, "print_ready_report.xlsx"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add an image to cell A1
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_image(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "path/to/logo.png")
# When reading a spreadsheet with images, you can download them
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.read("report_with_images.xlsx")
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.download_image(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "downloaded_image.png")
# Replace an existing image
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.change_image(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "path/to/new_logo.png"){:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add a shape
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_shape(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "D3", "rectangle", 200, 100, "blue", "black", 1.0)
# Add a text box
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_text_box(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "D5", "Important Note", 200, 100, "yellow", "black", "gray", 1.0)
# Add a connector between cells
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.add_connector(spreadsheet, "Sheet1", "A1", "D3", "green", 1.5)The library includes comprehensive test cases. To run them:
mix testTest files are created in the test/result_files directory and are automatically ignored by git.
For more details on development, check out the DEVELOPMENT.md file.
{:ok, spreadsheet} = UmyaSpreadsheet.new()
# Add data to the spreadsheet...
# Control the compression level (0-9)
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_with_compression(spreadsheet, "optimized.xlsx", 8)
# Enhanced encryption with AES256
:ok = UmyaSpreadsheet.write_with_encryption_options(
spreadsheet,
"secure.xlsx",
"myPassword",
"AES256", # Algorithm
"customSaltValue", # Optional salt value
100000 # Optional spin count
)
# Generate binary XLSX for web responses
xlsx_binary = UmyaSpreadsheet.to_binary_xlsx(spreadsheet)
# In a Phoenix controller:
conn
|> put_resp_content_type("application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet")
|> put_resp_header("content-disposition", ~s[attachment; filename="report.xlsx"])
|> send_resp(200, xlsx_binary)- Use
lazy_read/1for large spreadsheets to load sheets only when accessed - Use
write_light/2andwrite_with_password_light/3for better memory efficiency with large files - For spreadsheets with many sheets, consider using
new_empty/0and adding only the sheets you need
UmyaSpreadsheetEx is available under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more info.
This library is a wrapper around the excellent umya-spreadsheet Rust library.