Right-click the header part of the decision table, and then
click Decision Table Properties.
In the Decision Table Properties dialog, click the Format tab.
Apply the required formatting and font settings.
You
can set the foreground color and font of the column headers and row
headers. You can also set the foreground color, background color,
and font for all cells throughout the table.
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Right-click the header part of the decision table, and then
click Format.
In the Format Column dialog, apply the required alignment,
colors, font, and format.
To format the contents of the cells
in the column, do one of the following tasks:
From the Format Statement list, select
one of the pre-configured formats. The formats available depend on
the column data type: string, number, date, or time.
Use the Preview field
to verify the selected format.
For example, in a column of
cells that contain numbers, select the format {0, number, currency} to
display the number in currency format using the currency of the currently
active locale.
Enter the required format in the Format Statement field.
Use a zero enclosed in curly braces to represent the cell contents.
For example, to display numbers in currency format using a specific
currency symbol such as £, enter the following format: £{0}.
Rule
Designer applies
the settings you specify to all the cells in the column and its subcolumns.
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Right-click the cell you want to format, and then click Format
cell.
In the Format Cell dialog, apply the cell tooltip, alignment,
colors, font and format. You can override the formatting options at
sub-cell level.
To format the cell contents, do one of the
following tasks:
From the Format Statement list, select
one of the pre-configured formats. The formats available depend on
the cell data type: string, number, date, or time.
Use the Preview field
to verify the selected format.
For example, in a cell displaying
a number, select the format {0, number, currency} to
display the number in currency format using the currency of the currently
active locale.
Enter the required format in the Format Statement field.
Use a zero enclosed in curly braces to represent the cell contents.
For example, to display the number in currency format using a specific
currency symbol such as £, enter the following format: £{0}.
Rule
Designer applies
the settings you specify to the cell.
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