Calc Direct Cell Background (Static)
Color
The ooodev.format.calc.direct.cell.background.Color
class is used to set the background color of a cell.
See also
Apply the background color to a cell
Setup
import uno
from ooodev.office.calc import Calc
from ooodev.gui.gui import GUI
from ooodev.loader.lo import Lo
from ooodev.format.calc.direct.cell.background import Color as BgColor
from ooodev.utils.color import StandardColor
def main() -> int:
with Lo.Loader(connector=Lo.ConnectSocket()):
doc = Calc.create_doc()
sheet = Calc.get_sheet()
GUI.set_visible(True, doc)
Lo.delay(500)
Calc.zoom_value(doc, 400)
cell = Calc.get_cell(sheet=sheet, cell_name="A1")
style = BgColor(StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2)
Calc.set_val(value="Hello", cell=cell, styles=[style])
f_style = BgColor.from_obj(cell)
assert f_style.prop_color == StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2
Lo.delay(1_000)
Lo.close_doc(doc)
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
SystemExit(main())
Setting the color
style = BgColor(StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2)
Calc.set_val(value="Hello", cell=cell, styles=[style])
Running the above code will produce the following output in Fig. 370 and Fig. 371.
Getting the color from a cell
# ... other code
f_style = BgColor.from_obj(cell)
assert f_style.prop_color == StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2
Apply the background color to a range
Setup
import uno
from ooodev.office.calc import Calc
from ooodev.gui.gui import GUI
from ooodev.loader.lo import Lo
from ooodev.format.calc.direct.cell.background import Color as BgColor
from ooodev.utils.color import StandardColor
def main() -> int:
with Lo.Loader(connector=Lo.ConnectSocket()):
doc = Calc.create_doc()
sheet = Calc.get_sheet()
GUI.set_visible(True, doc)
Lo.delay(500)
Calc.zoom_value(doc, 400)
Calc.set_val(value="Hello", sheet=sheet, cell_name="A1")
Calc.set_val(value="World", sheet=sheet, cell_name="B1")
rng = Calc.get_cell_range(sheet=sheet, range_name="A1:B1")
style = BgColor(StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2)
style.apply(rng)
f_style = BgColor.from_obj(rng)
assert f_style.prop_color == StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2
Lo.delay(1_000)
Lo.close_doc(doc)
return 0
if __name__ == "__main__":
SystemExit(main())
Setting the color
style = BgColor(StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2)
style.apply(rng)
Running the above code will produce the following output in Fig. 371 and Fig. 372.
Getting the color from a range
# ... other code
f_style = BgColor.from_obj(rng)
assert f_style.prop_color == StandardColor.BLUE_LIGHT2