TableProperties

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1087

§17.4.60 w:tblPr — a table’s properties: style ref, width/layout, chrome.

Properties

alignment?

readonly optional alignment?: "right" | "left" | "center"

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1112

ECMA-376 §17.4.27 (w:jc) / xlsx <printOptions horizontalCentered>. Centers or right-aligns a table narrower than the content width; absent ⇒ left.

borders?

readonly optional borders?: CellBorders

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1099

defaultCellMargins?

readonly optional defaultCellMargins?: CellMargins

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1098

float?

readonly optional float?: FloatAnchor

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1124

§17.4.58 w:tblpPr — the table FLOATS: it is placed at an anchor of its own and the text runs past it, exactly as an anchored drawing does. Read into the same FloatAnchor the drawings use.

frozen?

readonly optional frozen?: object

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1130

A sticky-pane hint from a frozen worksheet view (E-SHEET SE3): the first rows rows / cols columns stay pinned while the rest scrolls. Consumed only by the HTML writer (an interactive target); PDF/SVG ignore it.

cols

readonly cols: number

rows

readonly rows: number

gridlines?

readonly optional gridlines?: Border

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1107

A worksheet’s gridlines as its WINDOW draws them (§18.3.1.87), where the sheet was projected for a screen: the line a cell’s edge takes when no border claims it — but not around a filled cell, whose fill covers them. A screen-only hint: the paginated layout draws a grid only where the sheet PRINTS one, and that comes as borders.

indentPt?

readonly optional indentPt?: Pt

Defined in: src/core/document-model/types.ts:1118

§17.4.65 w:tblInd — how far the table’s leading edge stands in from the text margin. Distinct from alignment, which shares out the slack a narrow table leaves.