The entry point class that represents an open file handle to an existing .xlsx file on the user's filesystem.

An array of Relationship values. This type directly maps the internal XML structure of the .xlsx format.

Relationship to an entity stored in a given .xlsx archive. These can be worksheets, chartsheets, thumbnails and a few other internal entities. Most of the time users of CoreXLSX wouldn't need to handle relationships directly.

Strings in spreadsheet internals are frequently represented as strings shared between multiple worksheets. To parse a string value from a cell you should use stringValue(_: SharedStrings) function on Cell together with parseSharedString() on your XLSXFile instance.

Storage for cell formatting properties. More details are available at datypic.com

Specifies a subset of formatting instead of applying formatting globally. More details are available at officeopenxml.com.

The representation of a spreadsheet cell. More details of how cells are encoded in .xlsx internals are available at wiki.ucl.ac.uk.

An array of Column values. This type directly maps the internal XML structure of the .xlsx format.

The styling information for a given column. Full specification for the internals of this type is available in Microsoft docs.

The primary storage for spreadsheet cells.

The type of the value stored in a spreadsheet cell. The specification for the internals is available at datypic.com.