How to Set Cell Borders and Alignment in Excel

In this tutorial, we explore how to set cell borders and alignment in Excel using C# with IronXL and the Iron Software Drawing Library. After ensuring that the necessary packages are installed, we dive into the code. The tutorial demonstrates creating a new workbook and worksheet, and specifically focuses on customizing cell B2. We apply thick borders to the left and right sides of the cell, using aquamarine and coral colors, respectively. By running the project, we confirm that the cell's appearance in Excel matches our expectations. IronXL offers a variety of border styles such as thin, medium, thick, dotted, and more. Additionally, it supports multiple alignment options like General, Right, Top, and Left. These features allow for extensive customization of Excel worksheets. The tutorial concludes by encouraging viewers to try out the different border and alignment options available and offers a 30-day trial for those interested in experimenting further with the software.

Explanation:

1. References: The code requires IronXL and IronSoftware.Drawing. Ensure these packages are installed in your project.

2. Workbook and Worksheet Creation: We create a new workbook and a worksheet named "SampleSheet".

3. Cell Customization: We customize cell B2 by applying thick borders to the left and right with specified colors.

4. Alignment and Text Setting: (Optional) We set the horizontal and vertical alignment of cell B2 for better display.

5. Saving the Workbook: The workbook is saved with the name "CustomizedExcel.xlsx".

By running this code, you will be able to see the customized appearance of cell B2 in your generated Excel file.

Further Reading: How to Set Cell Border and Alignment