- {Object} [rowInfo]: Correspondence between number of rows and height
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Set the height of the specified ~~row~~
- **Usage**:
- Set the height of the first row to 50px and the height of the second row to 60px
`luckysheet.setRowHeight({0：50，1：60})`
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### setColumnWidth(columnInfo [,setting])
(TODO)
- **Parameter**：
- {Number} [columnInfo]: Correspondence between the number of columns and the width
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Set the width of the specified column
- **Usage**:
- Set the width of the first column to 50px and the width of the second column to 60px
`luckysheet.setColumnWidth({0：50，1：60})`
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### getRowHeight(rowInfo [,setting])
(TODO)
- **Parameter**：
- {Array} [rowInfo]: The number of rows
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Get the height of the specified row, get the object corresponding to the number of rows and height
- **Usage**:
- The height of the first row is 50px, the height of the second row is 60px, get these values
`luckysheet.getRowHeight([0,1])`
Return to get
`{0：50，1：60}`
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### getColumnWidth(columnInfo [,setting])
(TODO)
- **Parameter**：
- {Array} [columnInfo]: The number of columns
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Get the width of the specified column, get the object of the corresponding relationship between the number of columns and the width
- **Usage**:
- The width of the first column is 50px, the width of the second column is 60px, get these values
`luckysheet.getColumnWidth([0,1])`
Return to get
`{0：50，1：60}`
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### getDefaultRowHeight([,setting])
(TODO)
- **Parameter**：
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Get the default row height of the specified worksheet
- **Usage**:
- Returns the default row height of the current worksheet
`luckysheet.getDefaultRowHeight()`
Return to get
`19`
------------
### getDefaultColumnWidth([,setting])
(TODO)
- **Parameter**：
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Get the default column width of the specified worksheet
- **Usage**:
- Returns the default column width of the current worksheet
`luckysheet.getDefaultColumnWidth()`
Return to get
`73`
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## Selection operation
### getRange()
@ -2013,6 +2161,32 @@ Use note:
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### setSheetZoom(zoom [,setting])
[todo]
- **Parameter**：
- {Number} [zoom]: Worksheet zoom ratio
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Set worksheet zoom ratio
- **Usage**:
- Set the current worksheet zoom ratio to 0.5
```js
luckysheet.setSheetZoom(0.5)
```
------------
### showGridLines([setting])
- **Parameter**：
@ -2295,6 +2469,63 @@ Use note:
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## Data Verification
### setDataVerification(option, [setting])
[todo]
- **Parameter**：
- {Object} [option]: Configuration information for data verification
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Array | Object | String} [range]: The selection area for data verification, The format of the supported selection is `"A1:B2"`, `"sheetName!A1:B2"` or `{row:[0,1] ,column:[0,1]}`, can only be a single selection; the default is the current selection
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Specify the worksheet range to set the data verification function and set the parameters
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### deleteDataVerification([setting])
[todo, to be confirmed whether it is reasonable]
- **Parameter**：
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Array | Object | String} [range]: The selection area for data verification, The format of the supported selection is `"A1:B2"`, `"sheetName!A1:B2"` or `{row:[0,1] ,column:[0,1]}`, can only be a single selection; the default is the current selection
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Specify the worksheet range to delete the data verification function
------------
## Worksheet Protection
### setProtection(option, [setting])
[todo]
- **Parameter**：
- {Object} [option]: Configuration information for worksheet protection
- {PlainObject} [setting]: optional parameters
+ {Number} [order]: Worksheet subscript; the default value is the current worksheet subscript
+ {Function} [success]: callback function for the end of the operation
- **Explanation**：
Specify the worksheet to set the worksheet protection
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javahuang
5 years ago