Table.Style Property
Gets or sets the style applied to the table.
Namespace: DevExpress.Spreadsheet
Assembly: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v21.2.Core.dll
Declaration
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TableStyle | A TableStyle object that specifies the table style. |
Remarks
When you create a new table, the default table style (TableStyleCollection.DefaultStyle) is automatically applied to the created table. Use the Style property to format a table with any style from the TableStyleCollection collection. By default, the style collection contains a set of built-in styles similar to Microsoft Excel and the None style, which specifies clear table formatting. Built-in styles are defined with the BuiltInTableStyleId enumeration.
Example
The following code applies the BuiltInTableStyleId.TableStyleDark9 built-in style to a Table in a worksheet.
spreadsheetControl1.BeginUpdate()
' Access the workbook's collection of table styles.
Dim tableStyles As TableStyleCollection = spreadsheetControl1.Document.TableStyles
' Access the built-in table style from the collection by its Id.
Dim tableStyle As TableStyle = tableStyles(BuiltInTableStyleId.TableStyleDark9)
' Apply the table style to the existing table.
Dim myTable As Table = spreadsheetControl1.ActiveWorksheet.Tables(0)
myTable.Style = tableStyle
' Show header and total rows.
myTable.ShowHeaders = True
myTable.ShowTotals = True
' Apply banded column formatting to the table.
myTable.ShowTableStyleRowStripes = False
myTable.ShowTableStyleColumnStripes = True
spreadsheetControl1.EndUpdate()
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