On Tue, 26 Jan 2016, Maheshwar Jayaraman wrote:
The default is gradient fill for a data bar. I wanted it to be a solid
(I think it translates to a gradient=0 attribute). I spent enough time
trying to set this via reflection that I think I can take a stab at
adding a patch for this. I will read docs to see how to contribute and
take it forward from there.
First thing would be to produce new versions of
NewStyleConditionalFormattings.xls / NewStyleConditionalFormattings.xlsx
which add in examples of the formatting you want into additional columns
Next, work out how to read that difference (unzip the XLSX file & read the
xml / use BiffViewer)
Next, work out a sensible way to expose that difference in the conditional
formatting usermodel classes
Now, add that to the usermodel, and matching lower level code as needed
Then update the unit tests to check on read and write
Finally, update the example to also generate these
And then you're done :)
Nick
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