If true, "null" values from a calculation will be shown as "0". This is the default Excel behaviour and can be changed
with the advanced worksheet option "Show a zero in cells that have zero value"
Type
boolean
$sheetviewType
$sheetviewType : string
View.
Valid values range from 10 to 400.
Type
string
Methods
__construct()
__construct()
Create a new SheetView.
getZoomScale()
getZoomScale() : integer
Get ZoomScale.
Returns
integer
setZoomScale()
setZoomScale(integer $pValue) : $this
Set ZoomScale.
Valid values range from 10 to 400.
Parameters
integer
$pValue
Returns
$this
getZoomScaleNormal()
getZoomScaleNormal() : integer
Get ZoomScaleNormal.
Returns
integer
setZoomScaleNormal()
setZoomScaleNormal(integer $pValue) : $this
Set ZoomScale.
Valid values range from 10 to 400.
Parameters
integer
$pValue
Returns
$this
setShowZeros()
setShowZeros(boolean $pValue)
Set ShowZeroes setting.
Parameters
boolean
$pValue
getShowZeros()
getShowZeros() : boolean
Returns
boolean
getView()
getView() : string
Get View.
Returns
string
setView()
setView(string $pValue) : $this
Set View.
Valid values are
'normal' self::SHEETVIEW_NORMAL
'pageLayout' self::SHEETVIEW_PAGE_LAYOUT
'pageBreakPreview' self::SHEETVIEW_PAGE_BREAK_PREVIEW
Parameters
string
$pValue
Returns
$this
__clone()
__clone()
Implement PHP __clone to create a deep clone, not just a shallow copy.
