Create a javascript spreadsheet from a CSV file
The example below helps you to create a javascript spreadsheet table based on a remote CSV file, including the headers.
NOTE: A download can be performed by CTRL+S or by the option save available in the contextMenu trigged by the right click of the mouse
Source code
<html> <script src="https://jspreadsheet.com/v5/jspreadsheet.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://jspreadsheet.com/v5/jspreadsheet.css" type="text/css" /> <script src="https://jspreadsheet.com/v5/jsuites.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://jspreadsheet.com/v5/jsuites.css" type="text/css" /> <div id="spreadsheet"></div> <p><button onclick='mySpreadsheet.download();'>Export my spreadsheet as CSV</button></p> <script> mySpreadsheet = jspreadsheet(document.getElementById('spreadsheet'), { csv: '/jspreadsheet/arts.csv', tableOverflow: true, columns: [ { type: 'text', width: '300px' }, { type: 'text', width: '80px' }, { type: 'dropdown', width: '120px', source: ['England','Wales','Northern Ireland','Scotland'] }, { type: 'text', width: '120px' }, { type: 'text', width: '120px'}, ], license: '39130-64ebc-bd98e-26bc4', }); </script> </html>
Other properties related to CSV usage
Property | Description |
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csvFileName | Default filename when the user download the table content. Default: 'jspreadsheet.csv' |
csvHeaders | Consider the first line in the CSV as the header names. Default: true |
csvDelimiter | Consider the first line in the CSV as the header names. Default: , |
allowExport | Allow the user to export by CTRL+S or by the contextMenu. Default: true |