XLUtils v1.05 adds support for conditional formatting.
A conditional formatting element is made of the applied range and one or more rules. A rule is made of a formula and formatting effects.
The formula will be evaluated on each cell in the range. By using a relative address to the first cell in the formula, we are actually referencing all cells in range.
Adding conditional formatting is done in three steps:
1. Create one or more rules using Sheet.CreateConditionalFormattingRule.
2. Set the formatting effects.
3. Add the rules with Sheet.AddConditionalFormatting.
The attached example demonstrates several kinds of rules.
A conditional formatting element is made of the applied range and one or more rules. A rule is made of a formula and formatting effects.
The formula will be evaluated on each cell in the range. By using a relative address to the first cell in the formula, we are actually referencing all cells in range.
Adding conditional formatting is done in three steps:
1. Create one or more rules using Sheet.CreateConditionalFormattingRule.
2. Set the formatting effects.
3. Add the rules with Sheet.AddConditionalFormatting.
The attached example demonstrates several kinds of rules.
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