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fix-excel-sheet-name
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This package fixes MS-Excel sheet name by limiting it to 31 characters, empty sheet name, and removing illegal characters such as :\/?*[] and more.
This package fixes MS-Excel sheet name by limiting it to 31 characters, empty sheet name, and removing illegal characters such as :\/?*[] and more.
$ npm install --save fix-excel-sheet-name
The package supports ES5 or later. The example below is using ES6 features.
const fixExcelSheetName = require('fix-excel-sheet-name')
const sheetName = 'Is it too long?? Excel/MS Excel sheets have some strange name limitations...'
fixExcelSheetName(sheetName, {
empty: 'missing sheet name',
omission: ' - END',
replacement: '_'
}) // 'Is it too long__ Excel_MS - END'
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This package fixes MS-Excel sheet name by limiting it to 31 characters, empty sheet name, and removing illegal characters such as :\/?*[] and more.
The npm package fix-excel-sheet-name receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, fix-excel-sheet-name popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fix-excel-sheet-name demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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