openxml

I am trying to write an Excel Xlsx spreadsheet with styling using OpenXmlWriter (SAX). I am able to create the file with rows and columns (populate them as strings). I am looking for a simple code on how to make the first row (header) with bold font. I do not have a template file to start with as the file will be dynamic. I found a few articles on how to add WorkbookStylesPart, but they are all using the DOM. As i need to write large number of rows, the DOM will not work for me. Could anyone point me at the right direction? Simple code to add a header row as bold when using WriteStartElement

I am trying to make a Word add-in in office.js that inserts comments in the document. It seems to me the only way to achieve this is to use OOXML. I can insert the comment but my problem is that when I do so a paragraph break is inserted as well as can be seen from this image. A far as I can see it boils down to that if I am only inserting some text the content of the body looks like the following which works fine <w:p> <w:r> <w:t>Some text</w:t> </w:r> </w:p> But if I am inserting a reference to a comment it results in a paragraph end right after whatever I am insering. In that case the

I've been checking out what is possible with the Office Open XML specification for documents. I'm particularly interested in being able to add custom XML content to a document and binding it to content controls. I was wondering if it is possible to have a repeating content control type? For example, say I have some custom XML in my .docx file that looks like so: <Work> . . <People> <Person> <Name>Jane Doe</Name> <EmailAddress>jane@abc.com</EmailAddress> </Person> <Person> <Name>John Doe</Name> <EmailAddress>john@xyz.com</EmailAddress> </Person> </People> </Work> Is there any repeating content

I'm trying to create a table that looks like this, using the python-docx module. Working from the example code for creating a table in example-makedocument.py and reading through the code in docx.py, I thought something similar to this would work: tbl_rows = [ ['A1'], ['B1', 'B2' ], ['C1', 'C2' ] ] tbl_colw = [ [100], [25, 75], [25, 75] ] tbl_cwunit = 'pct' body.append(table(tbl_rows, colw=tbl_colw, cwunit=tbl_cwunit)) however this corrupts the docx document, and when Word recovers the document the table is shown as this: How can I get a row to properly span multiple columns using python-docx?

TL;DR Can I generate Word documents with .NET like XAML ItemTemplates? I'm finding it pretty hard to come up with a solution that meets all my requirements, so I thought I'll throw this out to stackoverflow in the hope someone can guide me. Much thanks in advance. Simply put, I need to generate Word document based on data from a database. My ideal solution: I want it to work like how DataTemplates work in xaml. I've found heaps of examples and solutions where the Template represents a static document, with bits of (single) dynamic content which needs to be replaced. e.g. WordDocGenerator The