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How to merge excel cell in Allgero SKILL using axlSpreadsheet API

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SK202607205032 1 month ago

I just using axlSpreadsheetInit() to write excel file, but I don't know how to merge cell,example as the picture below.

Is there any suggestion? Thanks a lot.

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    0 BT202507156313 12 days ago

    Hi,

    Merging cells in an XML file can be done quite easily using the following approach:

    • Read the XML file again using the infile function.
    • Iterate through each row and store the row data.
    • When reaching the target row and cell to be merged, add MergeAcross according to the Excel XML syntax.
    • Continue reading the file until reaching the last line.
    • Save the modified file.

    Luan

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    0 BT202507156313 12 days ago

    Hi,

    Merging cells in an XML file can be done quite easily using the following approach:

    • Read the XML file again using the infile function.
    • Iterate through each row and store the row data.
    • When reaching the target row and cell to be merged, add MergeAcross according to the Excel XML syntax.
    • Continue reading the file until reaching the last line.
    • Save the modified file.

    Luan

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