From: johan.tempelman@...
Date: 2010-10-13T22:54:23+09:00
Subject: Spreadsheet gem

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Hi,

Here is a newbie question on the spreadsheet gem.

I have the following simple test code in a controller action :

    require "spreadsheet"

    @csd =3D cns_period_conv(params[:date][:year],params[:period_start])
    book =3D Spreadsheet::Workbook.new
    sheet1 =3D book.create_worksheet #default sheet name Worksheet1
    sheet1.name =3D 'My First Worksheet'
    sheet2 =3D book.create_worksheet :name =3D> 'My Second Worksheet'
    sheet1.row(0).concat %w{Name Country Acknowlegement}
    sheet1[1,0] =3D 'Japan' #get the Cell at row 1, column 0
    sheet1.row(0).height =3D 40
    format_1 =3D Spreadsheet::Format.new :rotation=3D> 90, :vertical_align =
=3D> :center, :horizontal_align=3D>:center
    sheet1.row(0).set_format(0, format_1);
    sheet1.row(2).push 'One','Two','Three'

    sheet1.column(2).width =3D "Acknoledgements".length
    format_2 =3D Spreadsheet::Format.new :horizontal_align=3D> :center
    sheet1.row(0).set_format(2, format_2);

    book.write 'Excel.xls'

I would like to open this file in Excel instead of saving it to the harddis=
k. What have I missed?

Best regards,

Johan




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