Hi Support Team,
When select multiple cells continuously and right click, it will have more options. But when select multiple cells without continuously and right click, there is only 1 option
Would like to have a feature to have more options when select multiple cells without continuously and right click and also to able to detect which cells are selected if multiple cells are selected without continuously.
Select multiple cells continuously: Select multiple cells without continuously:
### Bug report
When the property "useCultureDecimals" is enabled in a culture where the decimal separator is the comma, the function Text() does not format numbers correctly.
### Reproduction of the problem
1. Set a culture where the decimal separator is the comma (i.e. "da-DK");
2. Create a Spreadsheet and enable the property "useCultureDecimals";
3. Enter a number with a decimal separator comma (i.e. "0,1141");
4. Format the cell by using the Text() function ( =TEXT(A1; "##0,00%") );
5. The number is not formatted properly - "011%"
A Dojo sample for reproduction: https://dojo.telerik.com/AsiLiKil/12
### Expected/desired behavior
"0,1141" should be formatted as "11,41%" as in Excel.
### Environment
* **Kendo UI version: 2021.3.914
* **jQuery version: 1.12.4
* **Browser: [all]
This is observed also in online demos:
Steps:
We have: Uncaught Error: The toDataURL method can be used only with jsZip 2. Either include jsZip 2 or use the toDataURLAsync method.
and we have:
so i implement a function SpreadSheetOnexcelExport on excelExport event:
$.SpreadSheetOnexcelExport = function(){
var args = arguments[0];
var options = args.sender.options;
var wb = args.workbook;
var wbX = new kendo.ooxml.Workbook(wb)
var dataURL = wbX.toDataURLAsync();
wbX.toDataURLAsync().then(function(dataURL) {
kendo.saveAs({
dataURI: dataURL,
fileName: options.excel.fileName
});
});
args.preventDefault();
}
The problem is that, for fileName, I have no way to use the file name, selected by the user:
In my testing of utilizing the spreadsheet component and starting off with for example 100 rows in the configuration options, using insert row typically seems to shift the data down (if you have anything below the cursor). It does not actually increase the number of rows in the sheet.
For example if I initialize the spreadsheet with the following info:
$("#spreadsheet").kendoSpreadsheet({
rows: 100,
columns: 26
});
This will create the spreadsheet with 100 rows and columns A-Z as expected.
Now going anywhere in the sheet (or the end) and inserting a row above/or below will not add row 101, 102, 103, etc. In fact, if you are in the very last row and hit insert row below it will come up with a message regarding a possible loss of data.
A couple things I have tried:
So with that said, is it at all possible to actually add a row to the sheet as one would expect the behavior to be. This obviously still needs to call the internal functions to recalculate the ranges and data throughout the sheet; but somehow re-fresh or re-render the UI component (just calling render again doesn't fix it).
I appreciate your help with this.
Bug in js\spreadsheet\numformat.js makeDateFormat
You appear to be using the wrong indices inside a nested loop.
if (/^(?:date|time|ampm)$/.test(section.body[i].type)) {
Should be (switch i to j)
if (/^(?:date|time|ampm)$/.test(section.body[j].type)) {
Getting error
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'type' of undefined
at Object.<anonymous> (numformat.js:630)
Note: Version is actually 2018.3.1114 from npm
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Presently in Spreadsheet tooltip is not working for filter applied range so tooltip should display for each cell in which the range of filter is applied
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