Spreadsheets
DZC Documents
Overview
The Spreadsheets media type groups 5 active file types stored in DZC Documents.
DZC Folder
DZC DocumentsFile Type Count
5 active file typesFile Types
Spreadsheets Available
Spreadsheets — Live from Microsoft
Secure, read-only view focused directly on the Spreadsheets folder.
Spreadsheet-Specific Fields
These eight values are extracted from each individual Spreadsheet file. They report its detected format, tabular units, populated dimensions, populated cells, formulas, charts and pivots, and extraction status. Generic facts such as filename, path, size, timestamps, and SHA-256 remain governed by File Master Primary.
The actual container or text encoding detected from the file, such as CSV with UTF-8 BOM, TSV with UTF-8, BIFF8, or OOXML XLSX/XLSM with its recorded application version.
The measured worksheet count for a workbook, including hidden sheets, or one logical table for a successfully parsed CSV or TSV file.
The number of rows containing at least one populated cell or field, summed across workbook sheets. Delimited-file records are counted as stored, including a populated header row.
The greatest populated column index on any worksheet or the widest parsed CSV/TSV record. Sparse blank columns inside that span remain part of the measured width.
The total number of cells or delimited fields containing a value or formula. Formatting-only workbook cells and empty delimited fields are excluded.
The number of actual workbook formula definitions. CSV and TSV files have no native formula cells, so values beginning with an equals sign remain text and this count is zero.
The combined detected count of workbook chart definitions and pivot-table definitions. Delimited CSV and TSV files carry neither, so their measured count is zero.
The result of the file-level extraction: Parsed, Partial, Empty, Unsupported, or Failed. Unknown measurements remain null instead of being replaced with extension-level prose or false zeros.