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I have some excel files i am creating with coordinates in several columns. each time i create the files they will have different number of rows. i would like to put a label at the bottom of a group of columns for instance all the xy columns (merged columns) stating that they are NAD83 stateplane like...

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the only direction I have thought of to attempt this is to get the count of items being written. then use the excelstyler and assign the next row and specific columns to have a default value. I really see nothing to help with merging columns in the styler


the only direction I have thought of to attempt this is to get the count of items being written. then use the excelstyler and assign the next row and specific columns to have a default value. I really see nothing to help with merging columns in the styler

It appears the excelstyler will not accomplish this. It looks like if you don't want an entire row formatted. the only other option in this styler is to have each feature specify a cell to format. Idea created


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