A workbook carries a formula in cell A3 as an <f> child of the cell element in the worksheet part; cells A1 and A2 supply the operand values.
Library verdicts: python-xlsx: — xlsxjs: pass
| Feature id | xlsx/cell-formula |
|---|---|
| Format | xlsx |
| Category | cell-data |
| Spec | ecma-376-5-part-1 § 18.3.1.40 f |
| ID / part | Predicate | XPath | python-xlsx | xlsxjs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
formula-cell-expressionxl/worksheets/sheet1.xml | existThe A3 cell in the first worksheet must have an <f> child whose text is the formula expression 'A1+A2'. | //x:c[@r='A3']/x:f[normalize-space()='A1+A2'] | — | — |
| ID | Predicate | Selector | python-xlsx | xlsxjs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
cell-formula-text-present | css_selector/ match-text = (?:^3$|=A1\+A2)The rendered sheet must show either the cached computed value '3' or the literal formula text '=A1+A2' (depending on the renderer's showFormulas mode). | section.xlsx td, section.xlsx th | — | pass |
sheet-count | css_selector/ equal-countExactly one rendered sheet section. Catches renderers that emit zero sheets (hard failure) or duplicate a sheet. | section.xlsx | — | — |
scripts/gen_cell_formula.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Generate ``fixtures/xlsx/cell-formula.xlsx``.
A minimal one-sheet workbook with cells A1 and A2 supplying operand values
and A3 containing the formula ``=A1+A2``. Designed to satisfy the assertions
in ``features/xlsx/cell-formula.json``.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from pathlib import Path
from xlsx import Workbook
import datetime as _dt
_REPRODUCIBLE_DT = _dt.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0)
_REPO_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
_OUT = _REPO_ROOT / "fixtures" / "xlsx" / "cell-formula.xlsx"
def main() -> int:
wb = Workbook()
ws = wb.active
ws["A1"] = 1
ws["A2"] = 2
ws["A3"] = "=A1+A2"
_OUT.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
wb.save(_OUT, zip_date_time=_REPRODUCIBLE_DT)
print(_OUT)
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
raise SystemExit(main())
{
"$schema": "../manifest.schema.json",
"id": "xlsx/cell-formula",
"title": "Formula cell value",
"format": "xlsx",
"category": "cell-data",
"summary": "A workbook carries a formula in cell A3 as an <f> child of the cell element in the worksheet part; cells A1 and A2 supply the operand values.",
"spec": {
"source": "ecma-376-5-part-1",
"clause": "18.3.1.40",
"element": "f",
"rnc_reference": "spec/ecma-376-5/part-1/rnc/SpreadsheetML.rnc",
"xsd_reference": "spec/ecma-376-5/part-1/xsd/sml.xsd",
"notes": "Formulas in SpreadsheetML live inside a <c> element as an <f> child whose text is the formula expression (without the leading '='). An Excel-computed cached value may accompany the formula as a sibling <v> child, but authoring libraries typically can't compute the result without a formula engine — python-xlsx emits an empty <v/> placeholder in that slot, Excel fills it on open. The assertion therefore targets only the <f> content. SpreadsheetML parts use a default namespace with no prefix; XPath therefore needs an explicit binding (here 'x')."
},
"fixtures": {
"machine": "xlsx/cell-formula",
"office": "xlsx/cell-formula"
},
"generator": {
"python": "scripts/gen_cell_formula.py"
},
"assertions": [
{
"id": "formula-cell-expression",
"part": "xl/worksheets/sheet1.xml",
"namespaces": {
"x": "http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main"
},
"xpath": "//x:c[@r='A3']/x:f[normalize-space()='A1+A2']",
"must": "exist",
"description": "The A3 cell in the first worksheet must have an <f> child whose text is the formula expression 'A1+A2'."
}
],
"render_assertions": [
{
"id": "cell-formula-text-present",
"kind": "css_selector",
"selector": "section.xlsx td, section.xlsx th",
"must": "match-text",
"value": "(?:^3$|=A1\\+A2)",
"description": "The rendered sheet must show either the cached computed value '3' or the literal formula text '=A1+A2' (depending on the renderer's showFormulas mode)."
},
{
"id": "sheet-count",
"kind": "css_selector",
"selector": "section.xlsx",
"must": "equal-count",
"count": 1,
"description": "Exactly one rendered sheet section. Catches renderers that emit zero sheets (hard failure) or duplicate a sheet."
}
]
}
