QuickStart: Excel for WPF > Step 3 of 4: Formatting the Content |
Next we will format the content using styles. The code in this step should be added after the code from Step 2 of 4.
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' Add style 1. Dim style1 As New XLStyle(book) style1.Font = New XLFont("Tahoma", 9, true, false) style1.ForeColor = Colors.RoyalBlue ' Add style 2. Dim style2 As New XLStyle(book) style2.Font = New XLFont("Tahoma", 9, false, true) style2.BackColor = Colors.RoyalBlue style2.ForeColor = Colors.White |
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// Add style 1. XLStyle style1 = new XLStyle(book); style1.Font = new XLFont("Tahoma", 9, true, false); style1.ForeColor = Colors.RoyalBlue; // Add style 2. XLStyle style2 = new XLStyle(book); style2.Font = new XLFont("Tahoma", 9, false, true); style2.BackColor = Colors.RoyalBlue; style2.ForeColor = Colors.White; |
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For i = 0 To 9 ' Apply styles to the content. If (i + 1) Mod 2 = 0 Then sheet(i, 0).Style = style2 sheet(i, 1).Style = style1 sheet(i, 2).Style = style2 Else sheet(i, 0).Style = style1 sheet(i, 1).Style = style2 sheet(i, 2).Style = style1 End If Next i |
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for (i = 0; i <= 9; i++) { // Apply styles to the content. if ((i + 1) % 2 == 0) { sheet[i, 0].Style = style2; sheet[i, 1].Style = style1; sheet[i, 2].Style = style2; } else { sheet[i, 0].Style = style1; sheet[i, 1].Style = style2; sheet[i, 2].Style = style1; } } |