Add Date Filter to an Excel Worksheet

This REST API adds a date filter to an Excel worksheet.

REST API

PUT https://api.aspose.cloud/v3.0/cells/{name}/worksheets/{sheetName}/autoFilter/dateFilter

Request parameters

The request parameters are listed below:

Parameter Name Type Location Description
name string Path The workbook name.
sheetName string Path The worksheet name.
range string Query Excel range to which the filter is applied (e.g., A1:B1).
fieldIndex integer Query Zero‑based index of the column to filter.
dateTimeGroupingType string Query Grouping type for the date/time filter. Allowed values are Day, Hour, Minute, Month, Second, Year. Values are case‑sensitive; the default is Day.
year integer Query Year component of the filter value.
month integer Query Month component of the filter value.
day integer Query Day component of the filter value.
hour integer Query Hour component of the filter value.
minute integer Query Minute component of the filter value.
second integer Query Second component of the filter value.
matchBlanks boolean Query Include blank cells (true or false).
refresh boolean Query Refresh the filter after applying (true or false).
folder string Query Folder path of the original workbook.
storageName string Query Name of the storage service.

The OpenAPI Specification defines a publicly accessible programming interface and lets you perform REST interactions directly from a web browser.

You can use the cURL command‑line tool to access Aspose.Cells web services easily. The following example shows how to make a call to the Cloud API with cURL.

Error responses

HTTP Status Code Message Description
400 Bad Request 400 Invalid range format. Expected A1:B1. The range query parameter is malformed or missing.
401 Unauthorized 401 Access token is missing or invalid. Authentication failed; obtain a valid JWT token.
404 Not Found 404 Workbook or worksheet not found. The specified name or sheetName does not exist.
500 Internal Server Error 500 Unexpected server error. An unhandled exception occurred on the server.

The successful response contains two fields:

  • Code – HTTP status code returned by the API (200 for success).
  • Status – Textual description of the result.

Cloud SDK Family

Using an SDK is the fastest way to develop. An SDK handles low‑level details so you can focus on your project tasks. Please check out the GitHub repository for a complete list of Aspose.Cells Cloud SDKs.

The following code examples demonstrate how to call Aspose.Cells web services using various SDKs:

Add a Filter in an Excel Worksheet Delete a Date Filter – Aspose.Cells Cloud