I parsed all of the Excel Enumerations from the microsoft website. I initially wanted to turn it into an Autohotkey object for easier scripting, but right now I feel kinda lazy, so I decided to leave the json file as is. See excel_enums.json. A little excerpt (see Microsoft webpage for this enumeration):
"xlconditionvaluetypes": {
"xlConditionValueAutomaticMax": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueAutomaticMax",
"Value": 7,
"Description": "The longest data bar is proportional to the maximum value in the range."
},
"xlConditionValueAutomaticMin": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueAutomaticMin",
"Value": 6,
"Description": "The shortest data bar is proportional to the minimum value in the range."
},
"xlConditionValueFormula": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueFormula",
"Value": 4,
"Description": "Formula is used."
},
"xlConditionValueHighestValue": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueHighestValue",
"Value": 2,
"Description": "Highest value from the list of values."
},
"xlConditionValueLowestValue": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueLowestValue",
"Value": 1,
"Description": "Lowest value from the list of values."
},
"xlConditionValueNone": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueNone",
"Value": "-1",
"Description": "No conditional value."
},
"xlConditionValueNumber": {
"Name": "xlConditionValueNumber",
"Value": 0,
"Description": "Number is used."
},
"xlConditionValuePercent": {
"Name": "xlConditionValuePercent",
"Value": 3,
"Description": "Percentage is used."
},
"xlConditionValuePercentile": {
"Name": "xlConditionValuePercentile",
"Value": 5,
"Description": "Percentile is used."
}
},For some reason negative numbers didn't convert to the type int, so they are stored a string. I don't know why. I provided a python script I used, in case if anyone is interested. I suggest setting it up via venv, requirements.txt is provided.
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