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SetRowStyle is not replacing the style of a cell (part of the row) which was previously set using SetColStyle .
For eg. Let's say I have set style to column B using SetColStyle. Now if I set style to row 1 using SetRowStyle, the row style is applied to entire row 1 except cell B1 (col style prevailing here).
i.e. SetRowStyle is setting style to only the cells which do not have a previous style.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Set style to column B using SetColStyle
Set style to row 1 using SetRowStyle
Describe the results you received:
The row style is applied to entire row 1 except cell B1 (col style prevailing here).
Describe the results you expected:
As row style is the latest one, it should be applied to entire row 1.
And col style should be applied to entire Column B (except B1 cell).
SetRowStyle is not replacing the style of a cell (part of the row) which was previously set using SetColStyle .
For eg. Let's say I have set style to column B using SetColStyle. Now if I set style to row 1 using SetRowStyle, the row style is applied to entire row 1 except cell B1 (col style prevailing here).
i.e. SetRowStyle is setting style to only the cells which do not have a previous style.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Describe the results you received:
The row style is applied to entire row 1 except cell B1 (col style prevailing here).
Describe the results you expected:
As row style is the latest one, it should be applied to entire row 1.
And col style should be applied to entire Column B (except B1 cell).
Output of
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Environment details (OS, Microsoft Excel™ version, physical, etc.):
Windows 11
Microsoft Office 2007
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