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sheets_name.rb

This Ruby code snippet demonstrates using the roo gem to read an Excel file. First, it requires the roo library. Then, it creates an Roo::Excelx object, loading the Excel file named ‘book.xlsx’. Finally, it retrieves the names of all sheets within the Excel file, which are “mysheet” and “mysheet2”.

Additional Note

This script essentially loads an Excel file named “book.xlsx”, retrieves the names of all the sheets present in the file, and does not perform any further actions beyond that. It could serve as a starting point for more advanced Excel file processing tasks in Ruby, such as reading data from specific sheets or manipulating Excel data programmatically.

Ruby code snippet

require 'roo'
#=> true

xlsx = Roo::Excelx.new('input/roo/book.xlsx')
#=> 
<#Roo::Excelx:2170 @tmpdir @shared @filename @sheet_files @sheet_names @sheets @...
xlsx.sheets
#=> ["mysheet", "mysheet2"]

Executed with Ruby 3.4.5.