using openxml writer to set up the width of the columns in excel

Hello

I am currently using the below example to write my excel file (my excel file has a lot of records).

I want to ask how I can use openxml writer to set up the width of the columns?

Here is the sample code.  can someone provide the solution of how to do it?

I tried to create columns class in between worksheet and sheetdata, but i have trouble create excel file.

Appreciate it! thanks.

using (SpreadsheetDocument xl = SpreadsheetDocument.Create("LargeFile.xlsx", SpreadsheetDocumentType.Workbook))
{
    List<OpenXmlAttribute> oxa;
    OpenXmlWriter oxw;

    xl.AddWorkbookPart();
    WorksheetPart wsp = xl.WorkbookPart.AddNewPart<WorksheetPart>();

    oxw = OpenXmlWriter.Create(wsp);
    oxw.WriteStartElement(new Worksheet());
    oxw.WriteStartElement(new SheetData());

    for (int i = 1; i <= 50000; ++i)
    {
        oxa = new List<OpenXmlAttribute>();
        // this is the row index
        oxa.Add(new OpenXmlAttribute("r", null, i.ToString()));

        oxw.WriteStartElement(new Row(), oxa);

        for (int j = 1; j <= 100; ++j)
        {
            oxa = new List<OpenXmlAttribute>();
            // this is the data type ("t"), with CellValues.String ("str")
            oxa.Add(new OpenXmlAttribute("t", null, "str"));

            // it's suggested you also have the cell reference, but
            // you'll have to calculate the correct cell reference yourself.
            // Here's an example:
            //oxa.Add(new OpenXmlAttribute("r", null, "A1"));

            oxw.WriteStartElement(new Cell(), oxa);

            oxw.WriteElement(new CellValue(string.Format("R{0}C{1}", i, j)));

            // this is for Cell
            oxw.WriteEndElement();
        }

        // this is for Row
        oxw.WriteEndElement();
    }

    // this is for SheetData
    oxw.WriteEndElement();
    // this is for Worksheet
    oxw.WriteEndElement();
    oxw.Close();

    oxw = OpenXmlWriter.Create(xl.WorkbookPart);
    oxw.WriteStartElement(new Workbook());
    oxw.WriteStartElement(new Sheets());

    // you can use object initialisers like this only when the properties
    // are actual properties. SDK classes sometimes have property-like properties
    // but are actually classes. For example, the Cell class has the CellValue
    // "property" but is actually a child class internally.
    // If the properties correspond to actual XML attributes, then you're fine.
    oxw.WriteElement(new Sheet()
    {
        Name = "Sheet1",
        SheetId = 1,
        Id = xl.WorkbookPart.GetIdOfPart(wsp)
    });

    // this is for Sheets
    oxw.WriteEndElement();
    // this is for Workbook
    oxw.WriteEndElement();
    oxw.Close();

    xl.Close();
}