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Conditional Formatting w/ RubyXL
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workbook = RubyXL::Workbook.new | |
worksheet = workbook.worksheets[0] | |
# Style to highlight red | |
style = RubyXL::DXF.new | |
style.font = RubyXL::Font.new | |
style.font.color = RubyXL::Color.new("FF0000") | |
# Add style to workbook | |
workbook.stylesheet.dxfs ||= RubyXL::DXFs.new # This was my initial problem | |
workbook.stylesheet.dxfs << style | |
style_id = workbook.stylesheet.dxfs.index(style) # need to reference this later | |
# Rule to highlight negative numbers | |
rule = RubyXL::ConditionalFormattingRule.new | |
rule.dxf_id = style_id | |
rule.type = :cellIs | |
rule.operator = :lessThan | |
rule.priority = 1 | |
rule.formulas << RubyXL::Formula.new(expression: "0") | |
range = "A3:A10" # area to apply the rule | |
formatting = RubyXL::ConditionalFormatting.new(sgref: range) | |
formatting.cf_rule << rule | |
worksheet.conditional_formatting << formatting |
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