A shared Excel table is used as an example to illustrate the use of SDK. The same applies to other application scenarios.
The following description shows how multiple people can collaboratively fill in a spreadsheet at the same time within an organization:
```javascript
WXAPI.newsExtFieldListV2({
token: '000'
})
```
+ token current user login credentials
+ organizeId organization ID
+ newsId is the ID of the spreadsheet. The interface obtains a list of all cells in this spreadsheet.
The obtained object is the attribute of a certain cell, specifically including the following fields:
+ k is the cell number, you can name it according to your convenience, and then you can easily tile the cells in the temporary table on the plane;
+ content is the content of this cell. This field saves the cell data, which can be numbers, text, or any data you need;
+ version version number. Every time a cell is changed, the system will increase the version number of the cell by 1, thus ensuring that multiple people will not modify the data of the same cell at the same time. At the same time, when you find that the version number of your current cell is inconsistent with the version number of the cell obtained through the interface, you can display on the interface that a user has modified the cell and automatically modify it to the latest content modified by other users;
+ uidLast The user number last edited in this cell;
+ dateAdd cell first creation time
+ dateUpdate last edited time
Generally speaking, the cell number can be named according to the x and y axis coordinates, which makes it easier to display on the UI interface. A relatively simple method is to directly refer to the naming of the cells in Excel: for example: k: A3, which is the cell in the first column and the third row.