Tag: #pdf
5 articles
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ReoGrid Web v1.7 β zoom, hyperlinks that open, and a whole workbook in one PDF
ReoGrid Web v1.7 adds Excel-style zoom β 10% to 400% per sheet, Ctrl/Cmd+wheel or a trackpad pinch β and hyperlinks that are read from xlsx, open on click and are written back. A whole workbook now goes into one PDF, forms print whole, an exported xlsx opens in Excel looking like the grid, and iPad and iPhone can type and download properly. No breaking API changes.
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ReoGrid Web v1.6 β images that survive a save, multi-range selection, ηΈ¦ζΈγ, and form mode
ReoGrid Web v1.6 makes floating images editable and, at last, persistent: insert, drag and resize them, and they round-trip through xlsx. Plus Ctrl-click multi-range selection, Japanese vertical writing and text rotation, a form mode that fills a protected sheet from the keyboard, Excel's fit-to-N-pages, and the end of hairline PDFs. No breaking API changes.
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Generate PDF Invoices in the Browser β One Template, Any Data, No Server
A PDF invoice pipeline that never leaves the browser: design the form once with {{token}} cells, bind a plain data object so the detail band repeats per line item, then export a real vector PDF with saveAsPdf. Page breaks, headers, footers, per-row formulas, and a batch loop that turns one template into a hundred documents.
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ReoGrid Web v1.5 β find & replace, drag-to-move, page header/footer, and PDFs that render Chinese
ReoGrid Web v1.5 fills in the everyday gestures: Excel-style find & replace on Ctrl/Cmd+F, drag-to-move for ranges, rows and columns, page header/footer with Excel's own format codes, and PDF export that embeds the right CJK font when you name a locale. No breaking API changes.
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ReoGrid Web v1.4 β page layout, print-perfect PDF export, and Excel-grade data features
ReoGrid Web v1.4 turns the grid into a document tool: Excel-style page layout with a page-break preview and PDF export powered by our own in-house engine that paginates exactly like the preview β plus pivot tables, table styles, data validation, report binding, cell comments, and named ranges. No breaking API changes.