Using Built-in Styles

Aspose.Cells for Python via .NET provides a vast collection of re-usable styles to format a cell in spreadsheet document. We can use built-in styles in our workbook and also create custom styles.

How to use Built-in Styles

The method Workbook.create_builtin_style and the enumeration BuiltinStyleType make it convenient to use built-in styles. Here is a list of all possible built-in styles:

• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_1
• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_2
• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_3
• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_4
• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_5
• TWENTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_6
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_1
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_2
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_3
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_4
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_5
• FORTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_6
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_1
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_2
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_3
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_4
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_5
• SIXTY_PERCENT_ACCENT_6
• ACCENT_1
• ACCENT_2
• ACCENT_3
• ACCENT_4
• ACCENT_5
• ACCENT_6
• BAD
• CALCULATION
• CHECK_CELL
• COMMA
• COMMA_1
• CURRENCY
• CURRENCY_1
• EXPLANATORY_TEXT
• GOOD
• HEADER_1
• HEADER_2
• HEADER_3
• HEADER_4
• HYPERLINK
• FOLLOWED_HYPERLINK
• INPUT
• LINKED_CELL
• NEUTRAL
• NORMAL
• NOTE
• OUTPUT
• PERCENT
• TITLE
• TOTAL
• WARNING_TEXT
• ROW_LEVEL
• COLUMN_LEVEL

Python code to use built-in styles