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There are also libraries to create new Excel documents from scratch, or for just reading some values, but not any obvious one for editing.
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`php-xlsx-fast-editor` addresses the need of quickly reading and writing & editing existing Excel documents.
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`php-xlsx-fast-editor` addresses the need of quickly reading & writing & editing existing Excel documents.
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## Use
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$worksheetId1 = $xlsxFastEditor->getWorksheetNumber('Sheet1');
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$worksheetId2 = $xlsxFastEditor->getWorksheetNumber('Sheet2');
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echo $xlsxFastEditor->readFloat($worksheetId1, 'B2'), "\n";
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echo $xlsxFastEditor->readInt($worksheetId1, 'C3'), "\n";
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echo $xlsxFastEditor->readString($worksheetId2, 'D4'), "\n";
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$f = $xlsxFastEditor->readFloat($worksheetId1, 'B2');
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$c = $xlsxFastEditor->readInt($worksheetId1, 'C3');
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$i = $xlsxFastEditor->readString($worksheetId2, 'D4');
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// If you want to force Excel to recalculate formulas on next load:
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$xlsxFastEditor->setFullCalcOnLoad($worksheetId2, true);

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