How to assign $col_options and $styles together

[abdulmoizlakhani]

I want to assign width to a spreadsheet column and also want to give that column some style like font weight etc.

I wrote the code: $writer->writeSheetHeader('Order Report', $header, $styles1);

Now, it is allowing only three parameters in writeSheetheader(). So, I can assign only one thing whether $styles or $col_options.

I tried: $writer->writeSheetHeader('Order Report', $header, $styles1, $col_options = ['widths'=>[20,20,20,20]] ); But it didn't worked for me.

So, please let me know if there is any way to assign both things together on header.

[quincunx]

Hi @Abdul-Moiz-Lakhani , take a look at my fix for this. Had the same problem today.

This moves the styles definition into the col- or row options (same problem applies to writeSheetRow())

$writer->writeSheetHeader('Order Report', $header, $styles1, $col_options = ['styles'=>['...'=>'...']] );

[gnanet]

Guys, just in time to give a hint, $col_options is fair enough to specify every possible style too, a rather extensive example:

$writer = new XLSXWriter();
$writer->setAuthor('Some Company');
$writer->setTitle('Style Header cells with \$col_options ');

// We will have two columns
$sheetheader = array(
    'Product name' => 'string',
    'Product value' => '[$€-407] #,##0.00;[RED][$€-407] -#,##0.00',
);

// our columns are 40 and 25 width units, and here we can supply the other style parameters,
// the trick is: for every column you place these styles in [ .. ] brackets
// using the short array syntax, to stay readable:
$writer->writeSheetHeader('ProductValues', $sheetheader, $col_options = array(
'widths'=>[40,25],
['font'=>'Calibri','font-style'=>'bold','font-size'=>'12'],
['font'=>'Calibri','font-style'=>'bold','font-size'=>'12'],
));

$productvalue_fullarray = $productvalue_result->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

/* The sample $productvalue_fullarray contains multiple rows retrieved with mysqli

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [productname] => AMCE high speed roadrunner
            [productvalue] => 3152,40
        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [productname] => AMCE roadrunner catcher
            [productvalue] => 2967,80
        )

    [2] => Array
        (
            [productname] => The Coyote
            [productvalue] => 5540,00
        )

)

*/

$rowcounter = 1;
foreach($productvalue_fullarray as $prodrow => $prodcells) {
    if(strstr($prodcells['productvalue'], ",")) {
        $prodval = floatval(str_replace(",", ".",str_replace(".", "", $prodcells['productvalue'])));
    } else {
        $prodval = $prodcells['productvalue'];
    }
    $prodname = $prodcells['productname'];
    if ( $prodval > 0 ) {
        $rowcounter = ++$rowcounter;
        $writer->writeSheetRow('ProductValues', array($prodname,$prodval), array(['font'=>'Calibri','font-size'=>'12'],['font'=>'Calibri','font-size'=>'12']));
    }
}

// using the counter from above the SUM() function range can be specified easily, and the Summary cells are also bold written
$writer->writeSheetRow('ProductValues', array("Sum of values","=SUM(B2:B".$rowcounter.")"),array(['font'=>'Calibri','font-style'=>'bold','font-size'=>'12'],['font'=>'Calibri','font-style'=>'bold','font-size'=>'12']));