Detailed Description

Workbook document properties. Set any unused fields to NULL or 0.

Examples: doc_properties.c.

Data Fields
const char *	title

const char *	subject

const char *	author

const char *	manager

const char *	company

const char *	category

const char *	keywords

const char *	comments

const char *	status

const char *	hyperlink_base

time_t	created

Field Documentation

◆ title

const char* lxw_doc_properties::title

The title of the Excel Document.

Examples: doc_properties.c.

◆ subject

const char* lxw_doc_properties::subject

The subject of the Excel Document.

◆ author

const char* lxw_doc_properties::author

The author of the Excel Document.

◆ manager

const char* lxw_doc_properties::manager

The manager field of the Excel Document.

◆ company

const char* lxw_doc_properties::company

The company field of the Excel Document.

◆ category

const char* lxw_doc_properties::category

The category of the Excel Document.

◆ keywords

const char* lxw_doc_properties::keywords

The keywords of the Excel Document.

◆ comments

const char* lxw_doc_properties::comments

The comment field of the Excel Document.

◆ status

const char* lxw_doc_properties::status

The status of the Excel Document.

◆ hyperlink_base

const char* lxw_doc_properties::hyperlink_base

The hyperlink base URL of the Excel Document.

◆ created

time_t lxw_doc_properties::created

The file creation date/time shown in Excel. This defaults to the current time and date if set to 0. If you wish to create files that are binary equivalent (for the same input data) then you should set this creation date/time to a known value.