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Lib version: exceljs@4.3.0
const reader1 = new FileReader(); reader1.readAsArrayBuffer("theRowBreaked1.xlsx") .then(xlsxArrayBuffer1 => { const workbook1 = new ExcelJS.Workbook(); return workbook1.xlsx.load(xlsxArrayBuffer1 as ArrayBuffer); }).then(workbook2 => { console.log( workbook2.worksheets[0].rowBreaks); // empty !! });
I expected workbook1.worksheets[0].rowBreaks to expect page break positions in the xlsx file. But workbook1.worksheets[0].rowBreaks was empty.
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Lib version: exceljs@4.3.0
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The expected behaviour:
I expected workbook1.worksheets[0].rowBreaks to expect page break positions in the xlsx file.
But workbook1.worksheets[0].rowBreaks was empty.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: