row height doesn't apply to row
dong-qian opened this issue · comments
I use this and it works.
sheet.properties.defaultRowHeight = 40;
I this
sheet.properties.defaultRowHeight = 40;
not work
I had the same issue, but i find the following code works:
sheet.getRow(2).height = 100;
sheet.getRow(3).height = 200;
...
the same problem, just want to add a min height style.
Having same issue
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 element, causing Excel to flip. I fixed this by adding an empty view to all of my worksheets via worksheet.views = [{}]
@ScottPeterJohnson thanks very much.
worksheet.views = [{}]
works for me
I experienced the same "weird resizing of rows". (FWIW I had first opened the exceljs-generated .xlsx
file on the macOS version of MS Excel) And I found that MS Excel-generated .xlsx
file has the following XML element in xl/worksheets/sheet1.xml
and @ScottPeterJohnson's worksheet.views = [{}]
also adds the element:
...
<!-- <dimension ... /> -->
<sheetViews>
<sheetView workbookViewId="0" />
</sheetViews>
<!-- <sheetFormatPr ... /> -->
...
This addition seems to solve the issue but I couldn't find any explanation of that from MS Documentation:
workbookViewId (Workbook View Index): Zero-based index of this workbook view, pointing to a workbookView element in the bookViews collection. The possible values for this attribute are defined by the W3C XML Schema unsignedInt datatype.
So for now I can't propose to make it a default option for worksheet.views
which can be done by editing below code:
Line 110 in c665041