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Excel Constants
Hi,
I'm using php to read an excel file. For the most part it works, only problem is with vlookup. The cell reads an empty string so I need to *fix* the php excel reader class. Below are some of the constants that have been defined: define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_BOF', 0x809); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_EOF', 0x0a); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_BOUNDSHEET', 0x85); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_DIMENSION', 0x200); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_ROW', 0x208); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_DBCELL', 0xd7); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_FILEPASS', 0x2f); Does anyone recognize or can provide a link that lists the hexidecimal constants (and their meaning) used by Excel. The php library doesn't have access to any com objects or other header files, thus the reason for using the hex values. I'd be happy with a header file or something similar where I could glean the relevant information from. thanks, Brent |
Excel Constants
Brent,
Have a look at http://www.freevbcode.com/Source/006/vb%20Excel.zip It give a lot of info on writing the BIFF8 format for an Excel file. It looks like the ID values for the classes in Excel8Records is what you're after. NickHK "Brent" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm using php to read an excel file. For the most part it works, only problem is with vlookup. The cell reads an empty string so I need to *fix* the php excel reader class. Below are some of the constants that have been defined: define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_BOF', 0x809); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_EOF', 0x0a); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_BOUNDSHEET', 0x85); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_DIMENSION', 0x200); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_ROW', 0x208); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_DBCELL', 0xd7); define('Spreadsheet_Excel_Reader_Type_FILEPASS', 0x2f); Does anyone recognize or can provide a link that lists the hexidecimal constants (and their meaning) used by Excel. The php library doesn't have access to any com objects or other header files, thus the reason for using the hex values. I'd be happy with a header file or something similar where I could glean the relevant information from. thanks, Brent |
Excel Constants
Thanks Nick, will have a look.
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