This table summarizes how the Cell settings are handled when SpreadJS exports to an Excel-formatted file. These functions are in the GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange class unless otherwise noted.
| Cell Setting | Excel Setting and Remarks |
| value or text | Excel uses this setting. |
| bindingPath | Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. |
| cellType | Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. |
| backgroundImage | Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. |
| backgroundImageLayout | Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. |
| backColor | Excel uses this setting. |
| borderLeft, borderTop, borderRight, or borderBottom | Excel uses this setting. |
| foreColor | Excel uses this setting. |
| hAlign (text horizontal alignment) | Excel uses this setting. |
| vAlign (text vertical alignment) | Excel uses this setting. |
| font | Excel uses this setting. |
| formatter | Excel uses this setting. |
| formula | Excel uses this setting. |
| locked | Excel uses this setting. |
| shrinkToFit | Excel uses this setting. |
| tabStop | Excel ignores this setting. This is specific to SpreadJS. |
| textIndent | Excel uses this setting. |
| themeFont | Excel uses this setting. |
| validator | Excel uses this setting. |
| wordWrap | Excel uses this setting. |