template-out-style

pebblestream:template-out-style[("Header1","Header2")]

Syntax

pebblestream:template-out-style
pebblestream:template-out-style("Header 1")
pebblestream:template-out-style("Header 1","Header 2")

• No arguments — the style applies to every cell written from the row.
  At most one parameterless style column per worksheet (the default).
• Quoted header arguments — restrict the style to exactly those data columns
  of the worksheet. Each argument must name exactly one data column (case
  insensitive). Those columns are claimed: the parameterless default never
  applies to them, so a blank value in the parameterized style column leaves
  those cells with just the base style — no fallback.
• Requires template-name on the same (output) worksheet.
• Cannot share a column with an anchor (template-out-header/template-out-cell)
  or with template-out-group.

Behavior

• Style names resolve case-insensitively against the styles stored on the
  server; a name may also be a slashed reference template/style or
  provider/template/style.
• An unknown style name is a warning only (style-not-found) — the cell is
  written unstyled and generation is never interrupted.
• The stored style JSON includes number formatting, so number formats travel
  inside the style and never conflict with
  template-out-value-type.
• A stored style replaces the template cell's existing formatting (it is
  cleared first), rather than merging into it.

Example

Row style styles the whole written row; Amount style overrides it for the
Amount column only. A record with Row style = "Report body" and
Amount style = "Currency red" writes the item/amount cells with Report body
and the amount cell with Currency red.

Errors

Runtime warning: style-not-found — the named style does not exist on the
server; the cell is written unstyled.

Related

• Template directives — the output fill flow
• template-out-value-type — what each written cell holds
• template-out-header / template-out-cell — anchors