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Whenever
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you
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change
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the
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Cell.Style
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property,
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that
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Cell
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gets
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its
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own
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Style
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object.
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However,
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if
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you
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create
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a
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new
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Style
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object
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and
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then
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call
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SetStyle
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or
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ApplyStyle on the area (Area.ApplyStyle(Style)
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,
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Area.SetStyle(Style)
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)
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or
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range
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(
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Range.ApplyStyle(Style)
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,
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Range.SetStyle(Style)
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)
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you
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want
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to
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affect,
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ExcelApplication
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will
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not
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have
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to
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create
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a
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separate Style
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object
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for
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each
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cell,
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reducing
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the
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amount
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of
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memory
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that
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is
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needed.
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If you are applying the same style to more than one or two cells, you should say:
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| //Create a global style
GlobalStyle style = wb.CreateStyle();
//Set a cell's style to the new global style
ws.Cells[0,0].Style = style;
//Set an area's style to the new global style
ws.CreateArea(1,1,5,5).SetStyle(style);
//Set a range's style to the new global style
ws.CreateRange("D5:E6").SetStyle(style); |
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{csharp}
{vbnet:1}
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| 'Create a global style
Dim style As GlobalStyle = wb.CreateStyle()
'Set a cell's style to the new global style
ws.Cells(0, 0).Style = style
'Set an area's style to the new global style
ws.CreateArea(1, 1, 5, 5).SetStyle(style)
'Set a range's style to the new global style
ws.CreateRange("D5:E6").SetStyle(style) |
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{vbnet}
Alternatively, if you want to apply a single style to all the cells in a column, you can get the ColumnProperties object for that column and call its SetStyle method:
{csharp:2}
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If you want to apply a single style to all the cells in a column, you can get the ColumnProperties object for that column and call the SetStyle method:
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| Column |
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| | Code Block |
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| //Get the properties for the column you want to alter
ColumnProperties properties = ws.GetColumnProperties(0);
//Apply a style to that column
properties.ApplyStyle(style); |
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{csharp}
{vbnet:2}
| Column |
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| 'Get the properties for the column you want to alter
Dim properties As ColumnProperties = ws.GetColumnProperties(0)
'Apply a style to that column
properties.ApplyStyle(style) |
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{vbnet}
{excerpt} Using one of these two techniques to apply styles will use less memory than creating a new style for each cell or modifying the Cell.Style property directly.{excerpt}
For more information about using Styles in ExcelWriter, please refer to our tutorial [Styles in ExcelWriter]. |
| Excerpt |
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Using one of these two techniques to apply styles will use less memory than creating a new style for each cell or modifying the Cell.Style property directly. |
For more information about using Styles in ExcelWriter, please refer to our tutorial Styles in ExcelWriter.
