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Iterate Through Worksheets

In a number of scenarios you may need to iterate through all worksheets in a given workbook. The API of the Workbook class exposes a Worksheets collection that allows you to retrieve worksheets both by name and index. Also, the collection allows you to iterate all worksheets effortlessly. The Iterating Used Cells article shows how to iterate the cells inside a worksheet respectively.

Example 1 illustrates how to retrieve worksheets that have already been added to the workbook.

Example 1: Retrieve worksheet

Workbook workbook = new Workbook(); 
 
WorksheetCollection worksheets = workbook.Worksheets; 
worksheets.Add(); 
worksheets.Add(); 
 
Worksheet firstWorksheet = worksheets[0]; 
Worksheet secondWorksheet = worksheets["Sheet2"]; 
Example 2 creates a new workbook with three worksheets. The code further iterates through all worksheets and sets the value of cell A1 to the name of the corresponding worksheet. The example also sets the ForeColor and BackgrounFill of the cell.

Example 2: Iterate worksheets

Workbook workbook = new Workbook(); 
 
workbook.Worksheets.Add(); 
workbook.Worksheets.Add(); 
workbook.Worksheets.Add(); 
 
ThemableColor foregroundColor = new ThemableColor(Colors.Red); 
Color backgroundColor = Colors.Green; 
IFill backgroundFill = new PatternFill(PatternType.Solid, backgroundColor, backgroundColor); 
 
foreach (Worksheet worksheet in workbook.Worksheets) 
{ 
    CellSelection cell = worksheet.Cells[0, 0]; 
    cell.SetValue("The name of this worksheet is: " + worksheet.Name); 
    cell.SetForeColor(foregroundColor); 
    cell.SetFill(backgroundFill); 
} 

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