read cell attributes cm, ph, and vm #173
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…"vm" field, an additional metadata file is available. This file contains cellMetadata entries that are used.
…slicers we update this entry further below in the code.
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This pull request reads the attributes
cm CellMetaIndex
ph ShowPhonetic
vm ValueMetaIndex
The cell meta index is found when writing formulas where Excel hides that they are arrays and shows them as simpel formulas. Previously reading/writing such a file would result in showing curly brackets. This implementation allows reading the metadata.xml file.
I do not have examples for ph and vm yet. Therefore could not test either. This PR does not provide options to write a file from scratch with cm and metadata. This will require a follow up PR to create metadata.xml.
It's a bit inconvenient that we have to assign these entries for every cell in the workbook. Whether they are available or not. Maybe something like flagging fields that are filled would be a better idea in the future