When selecting a cell from a worksheet created from a template, the get_json() function returns the json as if it was a blank cell.
Example:
Cell A1 contains red background with bold text.
c = wks.cell("A1")
print(c.get_json()) # Doesn't show that the background is red nor the text is bold.
However, if we do the following:
c = wks.cell("A1")
c.color = (255,0,0,1) # Doesn't modify the cell properties as it was already red
c.get_json() # Returns the json correctly showing that the background is red and the text is bold.
nithinmurali
commented
2 years ago
When selecting a cell from a worksheet created from a template, the get_json() function returns the json as if it was a blank cell.
Example: Cell A1 contains red background with bold text.
c = wks.cell("A1") print(c.get_json()) # Doesn't show that the background is red nor the text is bold.
However, if we do the following: c = wks.cell("A1") c.color = (255,0,0,1) # Doesn't modify the cell properties as it was already red c.get_json() # Returns the json correctly showing that the background is red and the text is bold.
Do you know what could be causing this issue?
Thank you.