I'm working with PHPExcel to export data for download. When open downloaded files, with cells have big number, it show "#######" instead of value number. I'm tried setAutoSize()
for every columns then call $sheet->calculateColumnWidths()
but it still not changes. I see calculateColumnWidths() at here, @Mark Baker says "calculateColumnWidths() increase the value by perhaps 5% to try and ensure that the entire column fits". If number length in cell exceed 5%, it seems doen's resolved the problem
UPDATE This is my function to auto size columns:
function autoFitColumnWidthToContent($sheet, $fromCol, $toCol) {
if (empty($toCol) ) {//not defined the last column, set it the max one
$toCol = $sheet->getColumnDimension($sheet->getHighestColumn())->getColumnIndex();
}
for($i = $fromCol; $i <= $toCol; $i++) {
$sheet->getColumnDimension($i)->setAutoSize(true);
}
$sheet->calculateColumnWidths();
}
First potential problem may be that you're working with column letters. PHP's incrementor operation will work with column letters, so if $i is 'A', then $i++ will give 'B', and if $i is 'Z' than $i++ will give 'AA'; but you can't use <= as your comparator, as 'AA' is <= 'Z' when executed as a straight comparison.
Instead of
for($i = $fromCol; $i <= $toCol; $i++) {
use
$toCol++;
for($i = $fromCol; $i !== $toCol; $i++) {
To add the 5% margin after calling $sheet->calculateColumnWidths() do:
for($i = $fromCol; $i !== $toCol; $i++) {
$calculatedWidth = $sheet->getColumnDimension($i)->getWidth();
$sheet->getColumnDimension($i)->setWidth((int) $calculatedWidth * 1.05);
}