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- Help improvements and tidying up of examples and extra examples
- Open-Excel Package and Add-Worksheet now add worksheets as script properties so `$Excel = Open-ExcelPackage -path test.xlsx ; $excel.sheet1` will return the sheet named "sheet1" `$Excel.SheetName` is a script property which is defined as `$this.workbook.worksheets["Sheetname"]`
- Renamed Set-Column to `Set-ExcelColumn`, Set-Row to `Set-ExcelRow`, and Set-Format, to `Set-ExcelRange`. Added aliases so the old names still work.
- `Set-ExcelRange` (or set-Format) used "Address" and "Range" incorrectly. There is now a single parameter `-Range`, with an alias of "Address". If the worksheet parameter is present, the function accepts a string specifying cells ("A1:Z10") or a the name of range. Withouth the worksheet it accepts an object representing a named range or a Table; or a tables's address, or part of the worksheet.cells collection.
- `Set-ExcelRange` (or set-Format) used "Address" and "Range" incorrectly. There is now a single parameter `-Range`, with an alias of "Address". If the worksheet parameter is present, the function accepts a string specifying cells ("A1:Z10") or a the name of range. Without the worksheet it accepts an object representing a named range or a Table; or a tables's address, or part of the worksheet.cells collection.
- `Add-ConditionalFormatting`: Used "address" correctly, and it will accept ranges in the address parameter (range is now an alias for address). It now wraps conditional value strings in quotes when needed (for = <= >= operations string needs to be in double quotes see issue #424). Parameter intellisense has been improved. There are new parameters: `-StopIfTrue` and `-Priority` and support for using the `-Reverse` parameter with Color-scale rules (issue #430). Booleans in the sheet are now supported as the value for a condition. Also brought the two different kinds of condition together inside Export-Excel, and fixed a bug where named-ranges didn't work in some places. In `New-ConditionalText`, more types of conditional format are supported, and the argument completer for -ConditionalTextColor was missing and has been added.
- Improved handling of hyperlinks in `Export-Excel` (see issue #426)s
- `Export-Excel` has better checking of Table and PivotTable names (for uniqueness) and a new test in quick charts that there is suitable data for charting. It also accepts hash tables for chart, pivot table and conditional formatting parameters which are splatted into the functions which add these.
- Moved logic for adding a named-range out of Export-Excel and into a new function named `Add-ExcelName`, and logic for adding a table into a function named `Add-ExcelTable`; this is to make it easier to do these things independently of Export-Excel, but minimize duplication. The Add-ExcelTable command has extra parameters to toggle the options from table tools toolbar (show totals etc) and set options in the totals row.
- Moved logic for adding a named-range out of Export-Excel and into a new function named `Add-ExcelName`, and logic for adding a table into a function named `Add-ExcelTable`; this is to make it easier to do these things independently of Export-Excel, but minimize duplication. The Add-ExcelTable command has extra parameters to toggle the options from table tools toolbar (show totals etc.) and set options in the totals row.
- Moved PivotTable Functions out of Export-Excel.PS1 into their own file and moved Add-ExcelChart out of Export-Excel.ps1 into New-ExcelChart.ps1
- Fixed bug in Merge-MultipleSheets where background pattern was set to None, making background color invisible.
- Fixed issues where formatting could be reset when using Export-Excel to manipulate an existing sheet without appending data; this applied to number-formats and tables.
- `Add-PivotTable` has some new parameters `-PassThru` returns the pivot table (e.g. to allow names /sort orders of data series to be tweaked ) `-Address` allows Pivot to be placed on an existing sheet; `-PivotTableStyle` allows a change from "Medium6", `-PivotNumberFormat` formats data cells. It is more flexible about how the source data is specified - copying the range options in Set-ExcelRange. `Add-ExcelChart` is now used for creating PivotCharts, and `-PivotChartDefinition` allows a defintion created with `New-ExcelChartDefinition` to be used when setting up a PivotTable. This opens up all the things that Add-ExcelChart can do without duplicating the parameters on Add-Pivot table and Export-Excel. Definition, TableStyle, Numberformat and ChartDefiniton can be used in `New-PivotTableDefinition` .
- `Add-PivotTable` has some new parameters `-PassThru` returns the pivot table (e.g. to allow names /sort orders of data series to be tweaked ) `-Address` allows Pivot to be placed on an existing sheet; `-PivotTableStyle` allows a change from "Medium6", `-PivotNumberFormat` formats data cells. It is more flexible about how the source data is specified - copying the range options in Set-ExcelRange. `Add-ExcelChart` is now used for creating PivotCharts, and `-PivotChartDefinition` allows a definition created with `New-ExcelChartDefinition` to be used when setting up a PivotTable. This opens up all the things that Add-ExcelChart can do without duplicating the parameters on Add-Pivot table and Export-Excel. Definition, TableStyle, Numberformat and ChartDefiniton can be used in `New-PivotTableDefinition` .
- `Add-ExcelChart` now supports -PassThru to return the chart for tweaking after creation; there is now a -PivotTable parameter to allow Add-PivotTable to call the code in Add-ExcelChart. And in `New-ExcelChartDefinition` Legend parameters (for size, bold & position ) are now supported
- ChartDefinition and conditional formatting parameters can now be hashtables - antything that splats Add-ExcelChart or Add-ConditionalFormatting, it should be acceptable as a definition.
- ChartDefinition and conditional formatting parameters can now be hashtables - anything that splats Add-ExcelChart or Add-ConditionalFormatting, it should be acceptable as a definition.
# What's new in Release 5.2