React Data Grid Formulas
Description
This plugin allows you to perform Excel-like calculations in your business applications. It does it by an integration with our other product, HyperFormula (opens new window), which is a powerful calculation engine with an extensive number of features.
To test out HyperFormula, see this guide.
Options
formulas Source code (opens new window)
formulas.formulas : object
The formulas
option configures the Formulas
plugin.
The Formulas
plugin uses the HyperFormula (opens new window) calculation engine.
To install HyperFormula (opens new window), read the following:
You can set the formulas
option to an object with the following properties:
Property | Possible values |
---|---|
engine | HyperFormula |A HyperFormula (opens new window) instance | A HyperFormula configuration (opens new window) object |
sheetId | A number |
sheetName | A string |
Read more:
- Plugins:
Formulas
- Formula calculation
- HyperFormula documentation: Client-side installation (opens new window)
- HyperFormula documentation: Configuration options (opens new window)
Default: undefined
Example
// either add the `HyperFormula` class
formulas: {
// set `engine` to `HyperFormula`
engine: HyperFormula,
sheetId: 1,
sheetName: 'Sheet 1'
}
// or, add a HyperFormula instance
// initialized with the `'internal-use-in-handsontable'` license key
const hyperformulaInstance = HyperFormula.buildEmpty({
licenseKey: 'internal-use-in-handsontable',
});
formulas: {
// set `engine` to a HyperFormula instance
engine: hyperformulaInstance,
sheetId: 1,
sheetName: 'Sheet 1'
}
// or, add a HyperFormula configuration object
formulas: {
// set `engine` to a HyperFormula configuration object
engine: {
hyperformula: HyperFormula // or `engine: hyperformulaInstance`
leapYear1900: false, // this option comes from HyperFormula
// add more HyperFormula configuration options
},
sheetId: 1,
sheetName: 'Sheet 1'
}
// use the same HyperFormula instance in multiple Handsontable instances
// a Handsontable instance `hot1`
formulas: {
engine: HyperFormula,
sheetId: 1,
sheetName: 'Sheet 1'
}
// a Handsontable instance `hot2`
formulas: {
engine: hot1.getPlugin('formulas').engine,
sheetId: 1,
sheetName: 'Sheet 1'
}
Members
columnAxisSyncer Source code (opens new window)
formulas.columnAxisSyncer : AxisSyncer | null
Index synchronizer responsible for syncing the order of HOT and HF's data for the axis of the columns.
engine Source code (opens new window)
formulas.engine : HyperFormula | null
The engine instance that will be used for this instance of Handsontable.
indexSyncer Source code (opens new window)
formulas.indexSyncer : IndexSyncer | null
Index synchronizer responsible for manipulating with some general options related to indexes synchronization.
rowAxisSyncer Source code (opens new window)
formulas.rowAxisSyncer : AxisSyncer | null
Index synchronizer responsible for syncing the order of HOT and HF's data for the axis of the rows.
sheetId Source code (opens new window)
formulas.sheetId : number | null
HyperFormula's sheet id.
sheetName Source code (opens new window)
formulas.sheetName : string | null
HyperFormula's sheet name.
Methods
addSheet Source code (opens new window)
formulas.addSheet([sheetName], [sheetData]) ⇒ boolean | string
Add a sheet to the shared HyperFormula instance.
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
[sheetName] | string null | optional The new sheet name. If not provided (or a null is passed), will be auto-generated by HyperFormula. |
[sheetData] | Array | optional Data passed to the shared HyperFormula instance. Has to be declared as an array of arrays - array of objects is not supported in this scenario. |
Returns: boolean
| string
- false
if the data format is unusable or it is impossible to add a new sheet to the
engine, the created sheet name otherwise.
destroy Source code (opens new window)
formulas.destroy()
Destroys the plugin instance.
disablePlugin Source code (opens new window)
formulas.disablePlugin()
Disables the plugin functionality for this Handsontable instance.
enablePlugin Source code (opens new window)
formulas.enablePlugin()
Enables the plugin functionality for this Handsontable instance.
getCellType Source code (opens new window)
formulas.getCellType(row, column, [sheet]) ⇒ string
Get the cell type under specified visual coordinates.
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
row | number | Visual row index. |
column | number | Visual column index. |
[sheet] | number | optional The target sheet id, defaults to the current sheet. |
Returns: string
- Possible values: 'FORMULA' | 'VALUE' | 'ARRAYFORMULA' | 'EMPTY'.
isEnabled Source code (opens new window)
formulas.isEnabled() ⇒ boolean
Checks if the plugin is enabled in the handsontable settings. This method is executed in Hooks#beforeInit
hook and if it returns true
then the Formulas#enablePlugin method is called.
isFormulaCellType Source code (opens new window)
formulas.isFormulaCellType(row, column, [sheet]) ⇒ boolean
Returns true
if under specified visual coordinates is formula.
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
row | number | Visual row index. |
column | number | Visual column index. |
[sheet] | number | optional The target sheet id, defaults to the current sheet. |
switchSheet Source code (opens new window)
formulas.switchSheet(sheetName)
Switch the sheet used as data in the Handsontable instance (it loads the data from the shared HyperFormula instance).
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
sheetName | string | Sheet name used in the shared HyperFormula instance. |
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