SpreadsheetLight 3.4.2

You can read the full list of changes at http://spreadsheetlight.com/version-history/ Note that source code is only available up to minor releases, meaning Major.Minor.0 versions. Version 3.4.2 - You can now get row/column grouping levels. See GetRowGroupLevel() and GetColumnGroupLevel() functions. - You can now get a list of the shared cell formulas in the currently selected worksheet. See GetSharedCellFormulas() function. - Cell formulas are now more correctly maintained when copying/inserting/deleting cells/rows/columns. - Catered for situation where cell reference ranges aren't in top-left to bottom-right format (such as E1:A7). See SLTool for translating reference sequences to SLCellPointRange and vice versa. Don't worry, you probably wouldn't have known about this anyway... - You can now draw borders on a cell range! And border grids! Try out the DrawBorder() and DrawBorderGrid() functions. - You can now merge cells and set style/border properties at the same time! No more manual border drawing on merged cells! Woohoo! See MergeWorksheetCells() function overloads. - You can now make SpreadsheetLight throw up, I mean, throw exceptions! When there are exceptions, of course. See ThrowExceptionsIfAny property. Not sure how much help this is though... - You can now forcibly get a boolean value if it looks like it's a boolean but actually stored as text. See the GetCellValueAsBoolean() functions. - Breaking change: SLCellFormula.Reference data type changed from string to List<SLCellPointRange> (but you shouldn't have been using this anyway...) - Bug fix: The properties "count" and "uniqueCount" removed from shared strings table part. It seems a high number of shared strings will cause the calculation to render a corrupt file. See when writing the shared strings table for details. - Bug fix: Outline (grouping) levels of rows and columns now limited to 0 to 7 (was allowed to go to 8 previously. See GroupRows() and GroupColumns() in RowColumnFunctions.cs) Version 3.4.1 - Removed optional argument use (specifically IsStylish) so that developers using Visual Studio 2008 (.NET Framework 3.5) can still compile the source code. - Optimised GetWorksheetStatistics(). It's now faster and less memory intensive. - Bug fix: autofitting rows with a smaller initial height now correctly autofit to content - Bug fix (?): SLStyle.MergeStyle() now takes on the new style object's format code regardless.