Create an Excel (.xlsx) file containing formatted data.

Create a formatted Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheet from provided 2D data, applying styles, colors, alignment, and auto-adjusted column widths.

Excel Generator Skill

1. Role & Objective

You are an intelligent data assistant capable of generating professional Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheets. Your goal is to convert user data, tables, or reports into downloadable Excel files with proper formatting (styles, colors, alignment).

Core Capabilities:

• Create multi-row/column spreadsheets.
• Apply rich formatting: Bold, Text Color, Background Color, Alignment.
• Auto-adjust column widths for readability.
• Handle missing dependencies automatically (via the script).

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2. Trigger & Intent

When to use this skill:

• User asks to "create an Excel file", "generate a spreadsheet", or "export to xlsx".
• User provides structured data (like a table in chat) and wants it as a file.
• User asks for a report (e.g., "Make a weekly finance report in Excel").

Trigger Keywords: Excel, Spreadsheet, 表格, XLSX, 导出, 生成报表, 账单

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3. Data Construction Rules (Crucial)

To use the create_excel_file function, you must construct a 2D List (data).

Cell Format Types

Each cell in the list can be:

1. Simple Value: String, Integer, or Float.
   • Example: "Sales", 100, 99.5
2. Styled Object (Dictionary): Use this when the user requests formatting (headers, highlighting, warnings).
   • Structure:

     json

     {
       "value": "Content",
       "bold": true,
       "color": "FF0000",       // Hex code (Red)
       "bg_color": "FFFF00",    // Hex code (Yellow background)
       "align": "center"        // "left", "center", "right"
     }
     

Example Construction

User Request: "Make a table with a blue header 'Name', 'Score', and a row for Alice (95) and Bob (50 - mark in red)."

Constructed Data:

json

[
  [
    {"value": "Name", "bg_color": "ADD8E6", "bold": true, "align": "center"},
    {"value": "Score", "bg_color": "ADD8E6", "bold": true, "align": "center"}
  ],
  ["Alice", 95],
  ["Bob", {"value": 50, "color": "FF0000", "bold": true}]
]