I am trying to style specific rows and columns.
worksheet.cell(row=file_row_number, column=1).value = "Hotel ID"
_cell = worksheet.cell("C1")
_cell.style.font.bold = True
It shows me error
TypeError: cannot set bold attribute
Previously I was using XLWT and it had very easy method of applying styles like you define style variable once and then for ever write() yo can just pass the style variable to apply style on that row/column
Is there any way in OpenPyXL to apply style easily as I mentioned above?
As explained here, you should first create a Style object:
from openpyxl.styles import Style, Font
s = Style(font=Font(bold=True))
Then you can apply it to your cell like this:
_cell.style = s
This has changed since the accepted answer was given.
If you do what the accepted answer suggests, you will receive this warning: UserWarning: Use formatting objects such as font directly warn("Use formatting objects such as font directly")
The answer still works but the new solution would be to apply it to the cell directly, for example:
worksheet.cell("C1").font = Font(bold=True)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26954788/trouble-with-applying-styles-in-openpyxl