SpreadProcessing: Upon export, sheet reference in formulas such as VLOOKUP is lost when using whole row/column references.
For example the formula
=VLOOKUP("test",Sheet1!A:C,1,0) is exported as

=VLOOKUP("test",A:C,1,0)

With the current implementation, the Notes support only a rectangular shape.

Examples:

Parsing a document that contains a cell with wrapped multiline text and its row doesn't define a value for height, results in wrong row height when rendering or exporting to PDF.

Workaround: Fit the height of the row when it contains wrapped cells:

Worksheet worksheet = workbook.ActiveWorksheet;
CellRange wrappedCells = worksheet.GetUsedCellRange(CellPropertyDefinitions.IsWrappedProperty);

for (int i = wrappedCells.FromIndex.RowIndex; i < wrappedCells.ToIndex.RowIndex; i++)
{
    worksheet.Rows[i].AutoFitHeight();
}

SpreadProcessing: InvalidOperationException when opening an XLS document with a named range that refers to a formula. The message is "Only applicable to named ranges". Opened correctly in Excel. 

When autofit is applied on a button with a filter, the button width is not taken into account and it overlaps the text.

Expected:

Actual:

When a file uses shared formulas, if the cell references are not explicitly written in the cell element, the formulas will not be shown correctly. This will manifest like a file that has a succession of slightly differing formulas in Excel and in RadSpreadsheet or RadSpreadProcessing they will be a succession of the same formula instead.

 Provide the following options for the image:

• Move and size with cells
• Move but don't size with the cells
• Don't move or size with the cells