You can specify format settings for the era if the culture has been set to "ja-jp".
The following table lists the format options and the Japanese and English culture equivalents.
| Keyword | Japanese Culture | English Culture |
| g | Display the era name in alphabet (M, T, S, H) | |
| gg | Display the first character (DBCS) era (明, 大, 昭, 平) | |
| ggg | Display the full (DBCS) era (明治, 大正, 昭和, 平成) | |
| gggg (plus any additional "g" characters) | Same as "ggg" | |
| e | Display the nengo year as a single digit number when possible (1-??) | Same as "y" |
| ee | Display the nengo year as a two digit number when possible (01-??) | Same as "yy" |
| eee (plus any additional "e" characters) | Same as "ee" | Same as "yyyy" |
| y | Same as 'e' when after 'g'; otherwise, same as en culture | Display the year as a number without a leading zero (0 - 99) |
| yy | Same as 'ee' when after 'g'; otherwise, same as en culture | Display the year as a number with a leading zero (00 - 99) |
| yyy | Same as 'ee' when after 'g'; otherwise, same as en culture | Display the year as a number without a leading zero (1 - 9999) |
| yyyy | Same as 'ee' when after 'g'; otherwise, same as en culture | Same as "yyy" |
The following example sets the era formatting.
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| GC.Spread.Common.CultureInfo.eras = [{name: "明治", abbreviation: "明", symbol: "M", startDate: "1868-09-08", shortcuts: "1,M"}, {name: "大正", abbreviation: "大", symbol: "T", startDate: "1912-07-30", shortcuts: "2,T"}, {name: "昭和", abbreviation: "昭", symbol: "S" , startDate: "1926-12-25", shortcuts: "3,S"}, {name: "平成 Test", abbreviation: "平", symbol: "H", startDate: "1989-01-08", shortcuts: "4,H"}] |
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The following example formats a date in a cell.
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| var f = new GC.Spread.Formatter.GeneralFormatter("ggg ee/MM/dd dddd", "ja-jp"); activeSheet.getCell(1,1).formatter(f); activeSheet.getCell(1,1).value(new Date(2014,00,20)); // Or GC.Spread.Common.CultureManager.culture("ja-jp"); activeSheet.getCell(1,1).formatter("ggg ee/MM/dd dddd"); activeSheet.getCell(1,1).value(new Date(2014,00,20)); //Or activeSheet.getCell(1,1).formatter("[$-411]ggg ee/MM/dd dddd"); activeSheet.getCell(1,1).value(new Date(2014,00,20)); |
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