Excel Cell Format

Defines a Cell in Excel

Settings

Name	Type	Description
Format	string	Defines the format of the cell. You can leave the cell format as is, inherit the style from another cell, or specify a cell format string explicitly.
Format Cell	string	If the Format setting indicates to use a formatted cell, this cell is used. Enter a cell location in ColumnRow format like `A1`, `B2`, `J12` etc. You can use sheetname!ColumnRow notation to refer to a cell from a another sheet. For example `MySheet!A12`
Is Formula	boolean	If enabled, the cell contents are treated as Excel formulas. Formulas must not include a leading `=` sign. Examples for formulas: `J2+B4` `SUM(B2:B12)` `CONCATENATE(A1, " ", B2)`
Hyperlink	string	If non-empty, the cell content is a hyperlink to the given target You can link to: http, https, and ftp URLs such as `https://example.com` email links such as `mailto:someone@example.com` cell links such as `'MySheet'!C3` file links such as `C:\\MyFiles\\SomeFile.doc`
Use Hyperlink Font Style	boolean	If enabled, hyperlink cells are styled with a blue underlined font.
Comment	string	If given, the comment is attached to the cell.
Comment Author	string	If a comment is given this is used as the comment author’s name.