Function useCellValue

useCellValue<T extends Scalar = Scalar>(
    target: CellRangeTarget | null | undefined,
    address: Address,
    options?: CellRangeHookOptions,
): [T | null, (value: T | null) => void]
Binds a cell's value like useState: returns the value and a setter, and re-renders when the value changes, whether from the setter, the grid, or a recalculation.
Type Parameters
- T extends Scalar = Scalar
  The expected value type. This is not checked or converted: an empty cell is null, and a cell can hold any type.
Parameters
- target: CellRangeTarget | null | undefined
  The workbook or sheet to read from, or null while there is none.
- address: Address
  The cell's address. A larger range binds its top-left cell.
- Optionaloptions: CellRangeHookOptions
  Listener options, and an optional onChange that receives each change event.
Returns [T | null, (value: T | null) => void]
The value, or null while target is null, and a setter that does nothing until there is a target.
Remarks
The setter writes the value as-is: text is never parsed, so '=1+1' is stored as text rather than as a formula. To write formulas or styles, use useCell.
Example
```
const [customer, setCustomer] = useCellValue<string>(sheet, 'A4');
return <input value={customer ?? ''} onChange={(e) => setCustomer(e.target.value)} />;
```