I am trying to write some code to generate an Excel spreadsheet and I am not sure what the difference between CellValues.InlineString and CellValues
According to the documentation at 18.18.11 ST_CellType:
str (String) Cell containing a formula string.
You will only want to use the CellValues.String when you are inserting a formula in the cell. Here is how the XML should look:
<x:c r="C6" s="1" vm="15" t="str">
<x:f>CUBEVALUE("xlextdat9 Adventure Works",C$5,$A6)</x:f>
<x:v>2838512.355</x:v>
</x:c>
CellValues.InlineString
should only be used if you don't want to store the string in the SharedStringTable
. Then anything you mark as an inlineString
will be treated as rich text. Although note that when you use CellValues.InlineString
that your text must be surounded by a text element and <is>
tag:
<x:c r="B2" t="inlineStr">
<is><t>test string</t></is>
</c>