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Hey @alex88, yes there is but Xlsxir is not currently capable of capturing it. The information is located in the xl/workbook.xml file within the .xlsx document. I'll need to parse that file anyway to fix the 1904 date issue from #75, so I'll add this as an enhancement to add to that one. Feel free to take a stab at it if you have any interest.
I made a quick implementation of a parser that puts worksheet names into an ets table. However, I'm not sure how to incorporate it into the API. Also, I used mix format so the diff is bigger than it should be. See norpan@456a6cf
Is there a way to get the sheet name when extracting data?
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