Closed cfsimplicity closed 1 year ago
This would be an uncommon use case because
data = spreadsheet.newChainable().read( path, "query" );
is more complex and therefore doesn't really offer any benefits over
data = spreadsheet.read( path, "query);
Still, I think this would be the expected behaviour if used.
By default,
newChainable().read()
will read a file and store the workbook object further chained calls to operate on.If the
format
is specified then it should return the data and end the chain.