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The same principle applies to writing to a file. If you for example delete the second row it won't become empty in result excel file when `keepOriginalRows` is `false`. You have to set it to true if you want to keep rows consistency across the table and the file.
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The same principle applies to writing to a file. If you delete the second row it won't become empty in result excel file when `keepOriginalRows` is `false`. You have to set this option to `true` if you want to keep rows consistency across the table and the file.
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