ReadonlyisFor runtime type checking.
ReadonlyisFor runtime type checking.
Add Listeners.
Optionaloptions: IListener.OptionsFree all resources associated with the sheet.
Called by the workbook when it is closed. This is different than delete, which removes the sheet from the workbook.
Removes the sheet from its workbook.
The sheet's id: what formulas and operations identify it by. Unique among all in-memory sheets.
What the sheet holds.
Returns the display name for the sheet.
Returns the visibility of the sheet.
Returns true if the sheet has been closed.
Returns if the sheet has been deleted from its workbook.
Make the sheet the active tab.
Optionaloptions: ITypes.SelectOptionsSet the display name for the sheet.
Optionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptionsChange the visibility of the sheet.
Optionalvisibility: boolean | ISheet.VisibilityOptionaloptions: ITransaction.OperationOptions
A sheet whose content is carried but not modeled: a chart sheet, an Excel 4.0 macro sheet or an Excel 5 dialog sheet.
Remarks
It is a tab like any other: it can be renamed, moved, hidden, colored, selected and deleted, and it counts in
SHEETS(),SHEET()and 3-D references. What it holds is kept as it was read and written back unchanged. It has no cells, so a reference to one (Chart1!A1) is#REF!; for a macro sheet that differs from Excel, which reads its cells.Renames and moves are not followed inside it: a chart's series formulas and a macro sheet's formulas keep the names they were written with.