ABAP_to_the_Future

11
ABAP2XLSX
The next step is to consid er the most basic type of conditional formatting, in
which you look for specific values and set the color accordingly. In Listing 11.15,
you’ll see the code to set up conditional formatting. Three times, the code sets up
a rule—in this case, an “is equal to” fo rmula—and applies it to the same range
(i.e., the cells in the Monster Strength column). If more than one of the formulas
turns out to be true (impossible in this example, but you could have one rule
that is true if the value is greater than 5 and another rule that is true if the value
is greater than 10), then the rule with the highest priority (1 being higher than 3
in this case) will win.
DATA: ld_first_data_row TYPE sy-tabix,
ld_last_data_row TYPE sy-tabix.
ld_first_data_row = 2. "i.e. first row after header
ld_last_data_row = lines( gt_monsters ) + 1.
"High Strength Monster - Green for 'Good'
lo_style_conditional = lo_worksheet->add_new_conditional_style( ).
lo_style_conditional->rule = zcl_excel_style_conditional=>c_rule_cellis.
ls_cellis-formula
= '"HIGH"'.
ls_cellis-operator = zcl_excel_style_conditional=>c_operator_equal.
ls_cellis-cell_style
= ld_green_guid.
lo_style_conditional->mode_cellis = ls_cellis.
lo_style_conditional->priority = 1.
lo_style_conditional->set_range( ip_start_column = lc_strength_column
ip_start_row = ld_first_data_row
ip_stop_column = lc_strength_column
ip_stop_row = ld_last_data_row ).
"Low Strength Monster - Red for 'Bad'
lo_style_conditional = lo_worksheet->add_new_conditional_style( ).
lo_style_conditional->rule = zcl_excel_style_conditional=>c_rule_cellis.
ls_cellis-formula
= '"LOW"'.
ls_cellis-operator = zcl_excel_style_conditional=>c_operator_equal.
ls_cellis-cell_style
= ld_red_guid.
lo_style_conditional->mode_cellis = ls_cellis.
lo_style_conditional->priority = 2.
lo_style_conditional->set_range( ip_start_column = lc_strength_column
ip_start_row = ld_first_data_row
ip_stop_column = lc_strength_column
ip_stop_row = ld_last_data_row ).
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