Format Pivot Table Cells
Sometimes, you want to format pivot table cells. For example, you want to apply a background color to pivot table cells. Aspose.Cells provides two methods PivotTable.formatAll() and PivotTable.format(), which you can use for this purpose.
PivotTable.formatAll() applies the style to the entire pivot table while PivotTable.format() applies the style to a single cell of the pivot table.
The following sample code formats the entire pivot table with a light blue color and then formats the second table row yellow.
The input pivot table, before executing the code
The ouput pivot table, after the executing the code
import jpype | |
import asposecells | |
jpype.startJVM() | |
from asposecells.api import Workbook, SaveFormat | |
# Create workbook object from source file containing pivot table | |
workbook = Workbook("pivotTable_test.xlsx") | |
# Access the worksheet by its name | |
worksheet = workbook.getWorksheets().get("PivotTable") | |
# Access the pivot table | |
pivotTable = worksheet.getPivotTables().get(0) | |
# Create a style object with background color light blue | |
style = workbook.createStyle() | |
style.setPattern(BackgroundType.SOLID) | |
style.setBackgroundColor(Color.getLightBlue()) | |
# Format entire pivot table with light blue color | |
pivotTable.formatAll(style) | |
# Create another style object with yellow color | |
style = workbook.createStyle() | |
style.setPattern(BackgroundType.SOLID) | |
style.setBackgroundColor(Color.getYellow()) | |
# Format the cells of the first row of the pivot table with yellow color | |
columns = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4] | |
for x in columns: | |
pivotTable.format(1, x, style) | |
# Save the workbook object | |
workbook.save("out.xlsx") | |
jpype.shutdownJVM() |