Available Excel calculation modes which determine when a workbook or worksheet is calculated.
In Excel, these options can be viewed in the ribbon "Formulas" tab, "Calculation" group, "Calculation Options" menu. The SemiAutomatic
value maps to the "Automatic Except for Data Tables" option.
Workbook-level event listeners.
Worksheet-level event listeners.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a workbook is activated.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a workbook is closed.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a workbook is created.
The workbook that was created.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a workbook is deactivated.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a worksheet is activated.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a worksheet is added.
The worksheet that was added.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a worksheet is changed.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a worksheet is deactivated.
Function type for the event listener that is called when a worksheet is deleted.
The worksheet that was deleted.
Disables module logging if it has been enabled by a call to enableLogging.
Enables module logging to the console for debugging/troubleshooting purposes. This is off by default.
The entry point for using the Excel integration client-side API.
When calling this function for the first time, it initializes a native adapter process for sole use by your application and connects to it via a channel. The adapter process exists as long as your application is running and connected, after which the adapter terminates automatically. Subsequent calls always reuse the connected adapter.
Note: If your application's manifest does not have the appAssets and permissions objects properly configured the function will throw an error.
An application object that enables control of Excel.
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Application-level event listeners.