worksheet->Cell[3][4]->InPlacePicture = L"input\\picture.jpg"; // picture in cell D3

worksheet->Formula[3][6] = L"=D3";

• GROUPBY : allows you to create a summary of your data via a formula. It supports grouping along one axis and aggregating the associated values. For instance, if you had a table of sales data, you might generate a summary of sales by year. Syntax : =GROUPBY(row_fields,values,function,[field_headers],[total_depth],[sort_order],[filter_array])
  
• PIVOTBY : allows you to group, aggregate, sort, and filter data based on the row and column fields that you specify. Syntax : =PIVOTBY(row_fields,col_fields,values,function,[field_headers],[row_total_depth],[row_sort_order],[col_total_depth],[col_sort_order],[filter_array])
  
• PERCENTOF : returns the percentage that a subset makes up of a given data set. Syntax : =PERCENTOF(data_subset,data_all)
  

# Produced by xlsgen code generator (c) ARsT design.
# For more info, see http://xlsgen.arstdesign.com
#
# To use this code in your PowerShell script editor, remember to add the
# xlsgen constant-library with the following statement :
#     .samples/PowerShell/xlsgen.ps1
#
# In order to import the .ps1 script, make sure to run PowerShell as admin and
# set the appropriate execution policy as in :
#     Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
# which allows to run the .ps1 script within a console
#

$engine = new-object -ComObject ExcelGenerator.ARsTDesign
$workbook = $engine.New( "C:\tmp\myfile.xlsx" )

$wksht001 = $workbook.AddWorksheet( "Sheet1" )

$wksht001.Cell(1,2).HtmlFloat = "<font color=#000000 size=11 name=""Calibri"">154</font>"
$wksht001.Cell(1,3).HtmlLabel = "<font color=#000000 size=11 name=""Calibri"">this is a test</font>"
$wksht001.Cell(3,3).HtmlFloat = "<font color=#000000 size=11 name=""Calibri"">1</font>"
$wksht001.Cell(4,3).HtmlFloat = "<font color=#000000 size=11 name=""Calibri"">2</font>"

$workbook.Close()

• on values
• on cell color : background cell color or font color
• on associated icon (related to icon-based conditional formatting)

xlsgen::IXlsWorkbookPtr wbk = engine->Open( L"data.xls", L"output.xls" );

xlsgen::IXlsWorksheetPtr wksht = wbk->WorksheetByIndex[1];

xlsgen::IXlsRangePtr r = wksht->NewRange(L"C4:F7");
xlsgen::IXlsSortPtr sort = r->NewSort();

xlsgen::IXlsSortConditionPtr sc = sort->NewCondition();

sc->SortOnWhat = xlsgen::sortcondition_oncellbkgndcolor; // cell background color is used as sort criteria
sc->columnIndex = 2; // 2nd column of the range, i.e. column D
sc->SortColor = 0xFFFF00; // 0xFFFF00 = yellow

sort->Apply();

xlsgen::IXlsWorkbookPtr wbk = engine->Open( L"data.xls", L"output.xls" );

xlsgen::IXlsWorksheetPtr wksht = wbk->WorksheetByIndex[1];

xlsgen::IXlsRangePtr r = wksht->NewRange(L"C4:F7");
xlsgen::IXlsSortPtr sort = r->NewSort();

xlsgen::IXlsSortConditionPtr sc = sort->NewCondition();

sc->SortOnWhat = xlsgen::sortcondition_onicon; // cell icon is used as sort criteria
sc->columnIndex = 4; // 4th column of the range i.e. column F
sc->SortIconset = xlsgen::iconset_3trafficlights_unrimmed; // icon set to match
sc->SortIconsetIndex = 1; // which icon in iconset to match (1-based)

sort->Apply();