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Worksheet::write

Worksheet::write – Map to the appropriate write method acording to the token recieved.

Synopsis

require_once "Spreadsheet/Excel/Writer.php";

void Worksheet::write ( integer $row , integer $col , mixed $token , mixed $format=0 )

Description

Map to the appropriate write method acording to the token recieved.

Parameter

  • integer $row - The row of the cell we are writing to

  • integer $col - The column of the cell we are writing to

  • mixed $token - What we are writing

  • mixed $format - The optional format to apply to the cell

Note

This function can not be called statically.

Example

Using write()

<?php

?>
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Example

Using write()
<?php

?>


Where is example?
I have an error by using function write():
Fatal error: Call to a member function write() on a non-object in ../export/index.php on line 14