Telerik.Documents.SpreadsheetStreaming
Provides culture-aware factory methods for Excel built-in number formats whose formatCode is implied (not explicitly written) on export.
Utility for estimating rendered cell content size based on formatting so you can choose column widths that fit values without truncation.
Enumerates OOXML cell value types for interpreting and exporting raw cell content consistently with the spreadsheet specification.
Streams cell content and formatting to an output spreadsheet document in a forward-only, low-memory fashion.
Exposes positional data, value, and formatting for a cell being streamed in from an existing worksheet.
Streams column-level layout and visibility settings to the output worksheet.
Exposes structural and layout properties for a column (or contiguous range with identical settings) during import.
Streams page layout settings (paper, orientation, scaling) for a worksheet prior to print/export operations.
Streams row-level structure, height, visibility, and cell data to the output worksheet.
Exposes row position, layout, visibility, and streamed cell sequence while importing a worksheet.
Marker interface for fill pattern/gradient implementations applied to cell backgrounds during export/import.
Coordinates streaming creation of worksheets, styles, and sheet metadata into an output workbook package.
Provides forward-only access to worksheets in an existing workbook for low-memory data extraction.
Streams rows, columns, merged ranges, and view/page settings for a single worksheet.
Provides streamed access to worksheet structure (rows, columns) and name during workbook import.
Streams worksheet viewport and selection state (scroll position, panes, zoom, grid/headers visibility, selection).
Lightweight metadata describing a worksheet (currently only its name) for enumeration scenarios.
Encapsulates style and color for a single cell border edge used when rendering or exporting spreadsheet cells.
Defines the available border line styles for cell edges in a spreadsheet.
Per-cell formatting container (style reference plus local overrides such as borders, alignment, number format).
Base class encapsulating cell formatting facets (borders, fill, font, number format, alignment, text layout) with flags indicating which aspects are applied.
Reusable named cell style aggregating formatting settings (borders, fill, font, number format, alignment, protection) for consistent reuse.
Collection of named reusable cell styles enabling lookup, addition, and enumeration by style name.
Immutable ARGB color value used in cell formatting and theming.
Predefined tint and shade tiers that can be applied to a theme color to derive lighter or darker variations.
Spreadsheet file formats supported for streaming import and export.
Modes controlling whether a new workbook is created or existing content is appended when exporting.
Factory for creating workbook exporters for supported spreadsheet formats (XLSX, CSV) in create or append modes.
Gradient cell fill defined by a gradient type and two theme or RGB colors.
Gradient orientations and origin patterns available for gradient cell fills.
Horizontal text alignment options controlling how content is positioned across the cell width.
Represents an entry point to import a spreadsheet.
Print page sequencing options applied when paginating a worksheet for printing.
Page orientation options for printed worksheet pages.
Common paper sizes (approximate width x height in inches) for worksheet printing.
Pattern-based cell fill defined by a pattern style plus optional pattern and background colors.
Pattern styles usable in pattern-based cell fills.
Color value that may be a direct RGB color or a theme slot with optional shade/tint or automatic semantics.
Font family reference that can point to a concrete font name or a theme font slot.
Named theme color slots used to supply consistent palette values across a workbook.
Theme font roles applied across styles for consistent typography.
Underline styles available for cell text.
Vertical text alignment options controlling content placement within cell height.