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Subject: How to interpret the default-cell-style-name attribute in spreadsheets
Hello, I am working on the OASIS support in the upcoming KSpread 1.5 release, and have reached a stumbling block. In spreadsheet tables, columns and rows can have a default style for cells (specified using the default-cell-style-name attribute) which are applied to cells that don't have any specific style set. However, what isn't clear is whether this style should be used for every cell in the column / row, including those which are automatically created to fill in incomplete rows in the content.xml file, or whether this style should only be used on cells that are represented by a table-cell element in the content.xml file. eg, if we have a spreadsheet with a single row: [Empty Table Cell x3] [Cell with own Style] [Automatically created cells to end of row...] And the row as a default-cell-style-name attribute, should that style apply to just the 3 empty table cells at the beginning of the row (which are represented by a table-cell element in the XML file with the repeat columns attribute set) or all of the Automatically created cells at the end of the row as well? Regards, Robert Knight.
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