#[non_exhaustive]pub struct SubtotalOptions {
pub totals_visibility: Option<Visibility>,
pub custom_label: Option<String>,
pub field_level: Option<PivotTableSubtotalLevel>,
pub field_level_options: Option<Vec<PivotTableFieldSubtotalOptions>>,
pub total_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>,
pub value_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>,
pub metric_header_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>,
pub style_targets: Option<Vec<TableStyleTarget>>,
}
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The subtotal options.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.totals_visibility: Option<Visibility>
The visibility configuration for the subtotal cells.
custom_label: Option<String>
The custom label string for the subtotal cells.
field_level: Option<PivotTableSubtotalLevel>
The field level (all, custom, last) for the subtotal cells.
field_level_options: Option<Vec<PivotTableFieldSubtotalOptions>>
The optional configuration of subtotal cells.
total_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotal cells.
value_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotals of value cells.
metric_header_cell_style: Option<TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotals of header cells.
style_targets: Option<Vec<TableStyleTarget>>
The style targets options for subtotals.
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Source§impl SubtotalOptions
impl SubtotalOptions
Sourcepub fn totals_visibility(&self) -> Option<&Visibility>
pub fn totals_visibility(&self) -> Option<&Visibility>
The visibility configuration for the subtotal cells.
Sourcepub fn custom_label(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn custom_label(&self) -> Option<&str>
The custom label string for the subtotal cells.
Sourcepub fn field_level(&self) -> Option<&PivotTableSubtotalLevel>
pub fn field_level(&self) -> Option<&PivotTableSubtotalLevel>
The field level (all, custom, last) for the subtotal cells.
Sourcepub fn field_level_options(&self) -> &[PivotTableFieldSubtotalOptions]
pub fn field_level_options(&self) -> &[PivotTableFieldSubtotalOptions]
The optional configuration of subtotal cells.
If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .field_level_options.is_none()
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Sourcepub fn total_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
pub fn total_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotal cells.
Sourcepub fn value_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
pub fn value_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotals of value cells.
Sourcepub fn metric_header_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
pub fn metric_header_cell_style(&self) -> Option<&TableCellStyle>
The cell styling options for the subtotals of header cells.
Sourcepub fn style_targets(&self) -> &[TableStyleTarget]
pub fn style_targets(&self) -> &[TableStyleTarget]
The style targets options for subtotals.
If no value was sent for this field, a default will be set. If you want to determine if no value was sent, use .style_targets.is_none()
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Source§impl SubtotalOptions
impl SubtotalOptions
Sourcepub fn builder() -> SubtotalOptionsBuilder
pub fn builder() -> SubtotalOptionsBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture SubtotalOptions
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Source§impl Clone for SubtotalOptions
impl Clone for SubtotalOptions
Source§fn clone(&self) -> SubtotalOptions
fn clone(&self) -> SubtotalOptions
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impl Debug for SubtotalOptions
Source§impl PartialEq for SubtotalOptions
impl PartialEq for SubtotalOptions
impl StructuralPartialEq for SubtotalOptions
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impl Freeze for SubtotalOptions
impl RefUnwindSafe for SubtotalOptions
impl Send for SubtotalOptions
impl Sync for SubtotalOptions
impl Unpin for SubtotalOptions
impl UnwindSafe for SubtotalOptions
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