So how does this affect FlexCel? Notice that in the code above, we didn't change the font scheme only the font name.
When you change the theme, A1 will change to Arial, but A2 will continue to be Calibri. And now you change the spreadsheet theme to a theme where the Body (or minor) font is Arial. Imagine that you set cell A1 to Calibri (Body) and cell A2 to just Calibri. Those 2 fonts in Excel are different from the same fonts without the (Headings) and (Body) labels at the right. The "(Headings)" font corresponds to TFontScheme.Major and the "(Body)" font corresponds to TFontScheme.Minor. When you select a font in the font combo-box in Excel, you might have noticed that the first 2 entries are under the category "Theme fonts" and that they have ( Headings) and ( Body) written at the right: The theme defines 2 fonts: Major (used in the headings) and Minor (used in the normal cells) Themes mostly affect colors, and you can find a more in-depth explanation of them at the Api Developer Guideīut themes also affect font names. What is going on?Įxcel 2007 introduced themes, which are a collection of settings like fonts or colors which you can change to alter the look of the document all at once. See that the font didn't actually change. But if you try this code and open the generated file in a modern Excel, you will To use for example noto, you would write: var fmt : TFlxFormat. Before Excel 2007, changing the font name in a cell was a matter of well.
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