customize excel output about vue-json-excel

[jecovier]

Hi @t0n1zz , it's not possible to add styles to the output, but maybe it's possible to replicate that type of group, I will try tomorrow and post here the result 😃 .
If you want to hide a column, I suggest filter the data with underscore to erase the column before pass the json into the component. You can use the omit function in underscore to achieve that result. http://underscorejs.org/#omit

[jecovier]

@t0n1zz hi, the new version have a title prop that allows you to add a row above the data with a custom text.

<download-excel
	class   = "btn btn-default"
        title = "THIS IS A TITLE"
	:data   = "json_data"
	:fields = "json_fields"
	name    = "filename.xls">

	Download Excel (you can customize this with html code!)

</download-excel>

hope this help you

[t0n1zz]

hi i am sorry opening it again, but i already updated to version 0.0.7 and i put title="this is test title" but i don't find anything on the downloaded files....?

[jecovier]

Hi @t0n1zz the current version is the 0.1.8, I just update the repository, please try this new version. I add the option to pass an array as value of the title prop, so you can get more than one title, use as follow:

<vueJsonExcel
      type = "csv"
      :title = '["DATA","title 2"]'
      name="data.csv"
      :data = "datos"
      :fields = "fields">
      CSV FILE
</vueJsonExcel>

If you only want a single title, just pass a string as value:

<vueJsonExcel
      type = "csv"
      title = 'DATA TITLE'
      name="data.csv"
      :data = "datos"
      :fields = "fields">
      CSV FILE
</vueJsonExcel>

try the new version and tell me if this solve your problem.

[t0n1zz]

okay thank you so much... i see you have changed something too in json_fields in this new version but i can make it work... great works man.... looking forward for other awesome features... cheers