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The sheetui user documentation

Running sheetui

sheetui --help will print out help for the command line tags.

Currently this will print out:

Usage: sheetui [OPTIONS] [WORKBOOK]

Arguments:
  [WORKBOOK]

Options:
  -l, --locale-name <LOCALE_NAME>      [default: en]
  -t, --timezone-name <TIMEZONE_NAME>  [default: America/New_York]
      --log-input <LOG_INPUT>
  -h, --help                           Print help
  -V, --version                        Print version

If you do not provide a workbook path, sheetui will open an empty workbook.

Supported formats

sheetui supports two spreadsheet file formats:

  • .sui — sheetui's native plain-text format. Human-readable, diff-friendly, and the default for new workbooks. See File Formats for the complete format reference.
  • .xlsx — Excel-compatible format, backed by the ironcalc library. Use this when sharing files with other spreadsheet applications.

When you open or save a file, sheetui detects the format from the file extension. If you start sheetui without a workbook path, an empty workbook is created and will be saved as Untitled.sui in the current directory when you first write it.

CSV export is available via the export-csv command (see Command Mode).

User Interface

The sheetui user interface is loosely inspired by vim. It is a modal interface that is entirely keyboard driven. At nearly any time you can type Alt-h to get some context sensitive help.

Modal Docs