Add styling support for Excel (binary) format about pytablewriter

[jimkohl]

Also have tried using panda but that's not working either :(.

[jimkohl]

I just decided to mess w the objects hanging off of pytablewriter instead to get rid of the difficult to read choice of font / size:
self.writer.open(file_path)
self.writer = self.tableWriterClass()
self.writer.MAX_CELL_WIDTH = 15
self.format_table['header']['font_name'] = "Arial"
self.format_table['header']['font_size'] = 14
self.default_format['font_size'] = 14
self.default_format['font_name'] = "Arial"

I'm sure there's more brute force stuff to discover ahead, but it would really be good if the various cell styling things followed patterns of Markdown, etc. such as column centering.

[thombashi]

Thank you for your feedback.

Unfortunately, Excel writer classes have not supported style settings for now.
However I have plan to support that feature.

[jimkohl]

If there is anything I can do to help would love to make this a reality!

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[stezz]

Lovely project @thombashi ! I have the same issue as @jimkohl and ended up solving it the same way. However I believe that a quick and dirty fix would be just to set
Default.FONT_NAME = 'Arial'
Then the style would be just fine and the whole need would disappear. Frankly I believe that 'MS Gothic' is not the best default font for an Excel ;)
Thanks again for your efforts and giving us this great lib!