Applies the specified Style to the Condition's current Style. 

 public void ApplyStyle(Style style)

Public Sub ApplyStyle(ByVal style As Style)

The Style object to
apply to the Condition's current Style.

A Condition's Style is the formatting that will be set on a conditionally formatted cell if the condition is met. When a Style is applied (rather than set using the Style property), only the differences between the new Style and existing Style properties will take effect. To completely replace a Condition's Style with a new one, set Condition.Style.


          ExcelApplication xla = new ExcelApplication();
          Workbook wb = xla.Create();
          ConditionalFormat condFmt = wb.CreateConditionalFormat();
          Condition cond =
               condFmt.CreateCondition(
               Condition.Comparison.CellValueGreaterThan,
               "=100");
          cond.Style.BackgroundColor = Palette.SystemColor.Green;
          Style styleBold = wb.CreateStyle();
          styleBold.Font.Bold = true;
          cond.ApplyStyle(styleBold);
          Range rng = wb.Worksheets[0].CreateRange("$B$2:$F$10");
          rng.SetConditionalFormat(condFmt);
        

          Dim xla As New ExcelApplication()
          Dim wb As Workbook = xla.Create()
          Dim condFmt As ConditionalFormat = wb.CreateConditionalFormat()
          Dim cond As Condition = _
               condFmt.CreateCondition( _
               Condition.Comparison.CellValueGreaterThan, _
               "=100")
          cond.Style.BackgroundColor = Palette.SystemColor.Green
          Dim styleBold As Style = wb.CreateStyle()
          styleBold.Font.Bold = True
          cond.ApplyStyle(styleBold)
          Dim rng As Range = wb.Worksheets[0].CreateRange("$B$2:$F$10")
          rng.SetConditionalFormat(condFmt)