Can we set multiple conditional formatting using XlsIO?
Yes, we can set multiple conditional formatting using XlsIO. Use the following code snippets to set multiple conditional formatting.
C#
// Applying conditional formatting to "A1:C5" for format type as CellValue (Between)
IConditionalFormats condition = sheet.Range["A1:C5"].ConditionalFormats;
// Adding formats to IConditionalFormats collection
IConditionalFormat condition1 = condition.AddCondition();
condition1.FirstFormula = "5";
condition1.SecondFormula = "10";
// Setting format properties.
condition1.Operator = ExcelComparisonOperator.Between;
condition1.FormatType = ExcelCFType.CellValue;
condition1.BackColorRGB = Color.FromArgb(238, 122, 3);
condition1.IsBold = true;
condition1.IsItalic = true;
// Applying conditional formatting to "A1:C5" for format type as CellValue (Equal)
IConditionalFormats condition2 = sheet.Range["A1:C5"].ConditionalFormats;
// Adding formats to IConditionalFormats collection
IConditionalFormat condition3 = condition2.AddCondition();
// Setting format properties.
condition3.FormatType = ExcelCFType.CellValue;
condition3.Operator = ExcelComparisonOperator.Equal;
condition3.FirstFormula = "20";
condition3.FontColorRGB = Color.FromArgb(0xDE, 0x64, 0x13);
VB
' Applying conditional formatting to "A1:C5" for format type as CellValue (Between)
Dim condition As IConditionalFormats = sheet.Range("A1:C5").ConditionalFormats
' Adding formats to IConditionalFormats collection
Dim condition1 As IConditionalFormat = condition.AddCondition()
condition1.FirstFormula = "5"
condition1.SecondFormula = "10"
' Setting format properties.
condition1.Operator = ExcelComparisonOperator.Between
condition1.FormatType = ExcelCFType.CellValue
condition1.BackColorRGB = Color.FromArgb(238, 122, 3)
condition1.IsBold = True
condition1.IsItalic = True
' Applying conditional formatting to "A1:C5" for format type as CellValue (Equal)
Dim condition2 As IConditionalFormats = sheet.Range("A1:C5").ConditionalFormats
' Adding formats to IConditionalFormats collection
Dim condition3 As IConditionalFormat = condition2.AddCondition()
' Setting format properties.
condition3.FormatType = ExcelCFType.CellValue
condition3.Operator = ExcelComparisonOperator.Equal
condition3.FirstFormula = "20"
condition3.FontColorRGB = Color.FromArgb(&HDE, &H64, &H13)Here is the sample for your reference:
Multiple_ConditionalFormatting.zip
Conclusion
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