create_border: Create border format

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Create border format

Description

This function creates border styles for a cell in a spreadsheet. Border styles can be any of the following: "none", "thin", "medium", "dashed", "dotted", "thick", "double", "hair", "mediumDashed", "dashDot", "mediumDashDot", "dashDotDot", "mediumDashDotDot", "slantDashDot". Border colors can be created with wb_color().

Usage

create_border(
  diagonal_down = "",
  diagonal_up = "",
  outline = "",
  bottom = NULL,
  bottom_color = NULL,
  diagonal = NULL,
  diagonal_color = NULL,
  end = "",
  horizontal = "",
  left = NULL,
  left_color = NULL,
  right = NULL,
  right_color = NULL,
  start = "",
  top = NULL,
  top_color = NULL,
  vertical = "",
  start_color = NULL,
  end_color = NULL,
  horizontal_color = NULL,
  vertical_color = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

diagonal_down, diagonal_up	Logical, whether the diagonal border goes from the bottom left to the top right, or top left to bottom right.
outline	Logical, whether the border is.
bottom, left, right, top, diagonal	Character, the style of the border.
bottom_color, left_color, right_color, top_color, diagonal_color, start_color, end_color, horizontal_color, vertical_color	a wb_color(), the color of the border.
horizontal, vertical	Character, the style of the inner border (only for dxf objects).
start, end	leading and trailing edge of a border.
...	Additional arguments passed to other methods.

Value

A formatted border object to be used in a spreadsheet.

See Also

wb_add_border()

Other style creating functions: create_cell_style(), create_colors_xml(), create_dxfs_style(), create_fill(), create_font(), create_numfmt(), create_tablestyle()

Examples

# Create a border with a thick bottom and thin top
border <- create_border(
  bottom = "thick",
  bottom_color = wb_color("FF0000"),
  top = "thin",
  top_color = wb_color("00FF00")
)

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