Hi, Thanks to the Kohei's good example, I have made a similar example of Excel 2003 binary format. See an example of i80764.
A base text is followed by a phonetic guide text. When a user fills a cell with a text, Excel Japanese version seems to always append a phonetic guide text even though a text is consisted of only ASCII letters, regardless of the activation of the Input Method. When a user pastes a cell with a text copied from another application, Excel Japanese version seems not to append a phonetic guide text. What we have learned is that Excel Japanese version always memorizes a phonetic guide text if a user types. Therefore, if a user types texts into cells from scratch, 100% of the cells have a phonetic guide text. Tora Kohei Yoshida wrote: > As for the OOXML file, the texts with ruby are represented as follows. > > <sst xmlns="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/spreadsheetml/2006/main"; > count="2" uniqueCount="2"> > <si> > <t>吉田浩平</t> > <rPh sb="0" eb="2"> > <t>ヨシダ</t> > </rPh> > <rPh sb="2" eb="4"> > <t>コウヘイ</t> > </rPh> > <phoneticPr fontId="1"/> > </si> > <si> > <t>私は今アメリカで働いています。</t> > <rPh sb="0" eb="1"> > <t>ワタシ</t> > </rPh> > <rPh sb="2" eb="3"> > <t>イマ</t> > </rPh> > <rPh sb="8" eb="9"> > <t>ハタラ</t> > </rPh> > <phoneticPr fontId="1"/> > </si> > </sst> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
