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NamedCellStyle

Struct NamedCellStyle 

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pub struct NamedCellStyle {
    pub name: String,
    pub format: CellFormat,
    pub builtin_id: Option<u32>,
}
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A named cell style (<cellStyle>/its paired <cellStyleXfs> <xf> entry, CT_CellStyle/CT_Xf), declared workbook-wide in xl/styles.xml and referenced from any CellFormat via CellFormat::named_style. This is Excel’s “Cell Styles” gallery: built-in entries like Good/Bad/ Neutral/Heading 1-4/Input/Output/Calculation/Currency/ Percent/Comma, or a caller’s own custom-named style. Confirmed against sml.xsd: CT_CellStyle’s only required attribute is xfId (this crate assigns it automatically, from this entry’s position in Workbook::named_cell_styles, mirroring how a dxfId/table-style dxfId is resolved rather than caller-supplied); name/builtinId are both optional but a real style always sets name at least (an unnamed entry would show as blank in Excel’s gallery, so name is required here, not Option).

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§name: String

This style’s name, shown in Excel’s Cell Styles gallery and referenced by CellFormat::named_style (must be unique within the workbook, not validated here).

§format: CellFormat

The formatting this style applies (font/fill/border/number format/ alignment — the same CellFormat shape a regular cell format uses, written into its own dedicated cellStyleXfs entry rather than the shared cellXfs collection, mirroring how a dxf’s CellFormat is a separate index space too, see writer.rs::collect_dxfs’s doc comment).

§builtin_id: Option<u32>

Identifies this as one of Excel’s own built-in styles rather than a caller-defined one (builtinId, e.g. 0 = "Normal", 3 = "Good", 4 = "Bad", 5 = "Neutral", 7-10 = "Heading 1"-"Heading 4". — ST_CellStyleBuiltinId’s full ~54-value table is not reproduced/validated here, this crate simply writes whatever u32 the caller supplies verbatim). None for a purely custom style with no built-in equivalent.

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impl NamedCellStyle

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pub fn new(name: impl Into<String>, format: CellFormat) -> NamedCellStyle

Creates a named cell style with the given name and format, no built-in id (a purely custom style).

Examples found in repository?
examples/xlsx_cell_formatting.rs (lines 104-109)
15fn main() -> office_toolkit::Result<()> {
16    let path = output_path("xlsx_cell_formatting.xlsx");
17
18    let borders_sheet =
19        Sheet::new("Borders").with_row(
20            Row::new()
21                .with_cell(Cell::text("Thin all around").with_format(
22                    CellFormat::new().with_border(Border::all(BorderStyle::Thin, "FF000000")),
23                ))
24                .with_cell(Cell::text("Thick bottom only").with_format(
25                    CellFormat::new().with_border(
26                        Border::new().with_bottom(
27                            BorderEdge::new(BorderStyle::Thick).with_color("FFC00000"),
28                        ),
29                    ),
30                )),
31        );
32
33    let fills_sheet = Sheet::new("Fills")
34        .with_row(Row::new().with_cell(
35            Cell::text("Solid fill").with_format(CellFormat::new().with_fill_color("FFFFF2CC")),
36        ))
37        .with_row(
38            Row::new().with_cell(
39                Cell::text("Pattern fill").with_format(
40                    CellFormat::new().with_pattern_fill(
41                        PatternFill::new(PatternType::LightGray)
42                            .with_fg_color("FF4472C4")
43                            .with_bg_color("FFFFFFFF"),
44                    ),
45                ),
46            ),
47        )
48        .with_row(
49            Row::new().with_cell(Cell::text("Gradient fill").with_format(
50                CellFormat::new().with_gradient_fill(GradientFill::new(
51                    90.0,
52                    vec![
53                        GradientStop::new(0.0, "FFFFFFFF"),
54                        GradientStop::new(1.0, "FF4472C4"),
55                    ],
56                )),
57            )),
58        );
59
60    let fonts_and_alignment_sheet =
61        Sheet::new("Fonts and alignment")
62            .with_row(
63                Row::new().with_cell(
64                    Cell::text("Bold, red, 14pt").with_format(
65                        CellFormat::new()
66                            .with_bold(true)
67                            .with_font_size(14.0)
68                            .with_font_color("FFC00000"),
69                    ),
70                ),
71            )
72            .with_row(
73                Row::new().with_cell(
74                    Cell::text("Centered both ways").with_format(
75                        CellFormat::new()
76                            .with_horizontal_alignment(HorizontalAlignment::Center)
77                            .with_vertical_alignment(VerticalAlignment::Center),
78                    ),
79                ),
80            )
81            .with_row(Row::new().with_cell(
82                Cell::text("Indented text").with_format(CellFormat::new().with_indent(2)),
83            ));
84
85    let number_formats_sheet = Sheet::new("Number formats")
86        .with_row(Row::new().with_cell(
87            Cell::number(1234.5).with_format(CellFormat::new().with_number_format("#,##0.00")),
88        ))
89        .with_row(Row::new().with_cell(
90            Cell::number(0.0825).with_format(CellFormat::new().with_number_format("0.00%")),
91        ))
92        .with_row(Row::new().with_cell(
93            Cell::number(1234.5).with_format(CellFormat::new().with_number_format("$#,##0.00")),
94        ));
95
96    let named_styles_sheet = Sheet::new("Named styles").with_row(
97        Row::new().with_cell(
98            Cell::text("Uses a named style")
99                .with_format(CellFormat::new().with_named_style("Emphasis")),
100        ),
101    );
102
103    let workbook = Workbook::new()
104        .with_named_cell_style(NamedCellStyle::new(
105            "Emphasis",
106            CellFormat::new()
107                .with_bold(true)
108                .with_font_color("FF4472C4"),
109        ))
110        .with_sheet(borders_sheet)
111        .with_sheet(fills_sheet)
112        .with_sheet(fonts_and_alignment_sheet)
113        .with_sheet(number_formats_sheet)
114        .with_sheet(named_styles_sheet);
115
116    workbook.save_to_file(&path)?;
117    println!("Wrote {}", path.display());
118    Ok(())
119}
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pub fn with_builtin_id(self, builtin_id: u32) -> NamedCellStyle

Sets the built-in id and returns the style for chaining.

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impl Clone for NamedCellStyle

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fn clone(&self) -> NamedCellStyle

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for NamedCellStyle

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for NamedCellStyle

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fn eq(&self, other: &NamedCellStyle) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for NamedCellStyle

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