DefaultStyleSettings
DefaultStyleSettings class
Settings for the default values of workbook’s style properties.
class DefaultStyleSettings;
Methods
Method | Description |
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getBuiltInPreference() | Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style. |
setBuiltInPreference(boolean) | Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style. |
getFontName() | Gets/Sets the default font name for the workbook |
setFontName(string) | Gets/Sets the default font name for the workbook |
getFontSize() | Gets/Sets the default standard font size for the workbook. |
setFontSize(number) | Gets/Sets the default standard font size for the workbook. |
getHorizontalAlignment() | Gets/Sets the default value for horizontal alignment |
setHorizontalAlignment(TextAlignmentType) | Gets/Sets the default value for horizontal alignment |
getVerticalAlignment() | Gets/Sets the default value for vertical alignment |
setVerticalAlignment(TextAlignmentType) | Gets/Sets the default value for vertical alignment |
isNull() | Checks whether the implementation object is null. |
getBuiltInPreference()
Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style.
getBuiltInPreference() : boolean;
Remarks
When loading workbook from existing template file, maybe both built-in number and custom pattern are defined for one style. This property determine whether we should use the built-in number or the custom pattern when formatting values with the style.
setBuiltInPreference(boolean)
Indicates whether property for number format is preferrable when the style defines both built-in number and custom pattern. Default value is false, that means by default custom pattern will be used to format values as long as it is not empty for one style.
setBuiltInPreference(value: boolean) : void;
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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value | boolean | The value to set. |
Remarks
When loading workbook from existing template file, maybe both built-in number and custom pattern are defined for one style. This property determine whether we should use the built-in number or the custom pattern when formatting values with the style.
getFontName()
Gets/Sets the default font name for the workbook
getFontName() : string;
setFontName(string)
Gets/Sets the default font name for the workbook
setFontName(value: string) : void;
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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value | string | The value to set. |
getFontSize()
Gets/Sets the default standard font size for the workbook.
getFontSize() : number;
setFontSize(number)
Gets/Sets the default standard font size for the workbook.
setFontSize(value: number) : void;
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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value | number | The value to set. |
getHorizontalAlignment()
Gets/Sets the default value for horizontal alignment
getHorizontalAlignment() : TextAlignmentType;
Returns
setHorizontalAlignment(TextAlignmentType)
Gets/Sets the default value for horizontal alignment
setHorizontalAlignment(value: TextAlignmentType) : void;
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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value | TextAlignmentType | The value to set. |
getVerticalAlignment()
Gets/Sets the default value for vertical alignment
getVerticalAlignment() : TextAlignmentType;
Returns
setVerticalAlignment(TextAlignmentType)
Gets/Sets the default value for vertical alignment
setVerticalAlignment(value: TextAlignmentType) : void;
Parameters:
Parameter | Type | Description |
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value | TextAlignmentType | The value to set. |
isNull()
Checks whether the implementation object is null.
isNull() : boolean;