I can't figure out how to set font styles for merged cells. Either by opening an XLS file with merged cells, or creating a doc from scratch with PHPExcel, merged cells won't style, they insist in being too TimesNewRomany for my needs.
Here's an abbreviated version of my code:
$excel = new PHPExcel();
$excel->setActiveSheetIndex(0);
# I know beforehand my spreadsheet spans from A1 to G42,
# so I set styles for all those cells:
$excel
->getActiveSheet()
->getStyle('A1:G42')
->getFont()
->setName('Helvetica')
->setSize(8);
# Now, onto some merging:
$sheet = $excel->getActiveSheet();
$sheet->mergeCells('D2:G2');
Then I go on and ouput it all as PDF using DomPDF. All my cells look nice and tidy wearing Helvetica@8px, except the merged ones. Not even targeting them specifically:
$sheet->getStyle('D2:G2')->getFont()->setName('Helvetica')->setSize(8);
What I've tried so far, from Google results:
applyFromArray()
on cells getActiveSheet()->getDefaultStyle()->applyFromArray()
Any additional ideas?
I'm not sure if this is the only way to solve this issue, but apparently I was using an outdated versión of PHPExcel, wich presumably had trouble handling merged cells.
I've just updated the library to the latest source from Github and problems went away. So, I have to assume it just wasn't supported in the old versions.
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