Class XlsxCellStyle

Namespace: DocWright.Formats.Xlsx

Assembly: DocWright.Formats.Xlsx.dll

Everything about how one cell looks: its font, its fill, its edges, its alignment and the number format its value is displayed through.

public sealed class XlsxCellStyle : IEquatable<XlsxCellStyle>

Inheritance: object

XlsxCellStyle

Implements: IEquatable<XlsxCellStyle>

Inherited Members: object.GetType()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Remarks

A style is a value, not a resource. Two cells given equal styles share one record in the workbook's style table, which the writer deduplicates on the way out — so a caller builds one of these per cell without thinking about it and the file still carries each distinct combination once.

Equality is what makes that work, so every member takes part in it and the type is immutable. With(string?, decimal?, bool?, bool?, bool?, bool?, ColorRgb?, ColorRgb?, string?, XlsxHorizontalAlignment?, XlsxVerticalAlignment?, bool?, XlsxBorder?, XlsxBorder?, XlsxBorder?, XlsxBorder?) produces a modified copy.