Hi John,
Yes, borders can be defined for each table entry individually. This can be done by adding the Border format to that particular table entry. Doing this will override any border settings coming from the table borders, rowsep, or colsep for that entry.
Below is a sample script:
% Create a report
import mlreportgen.dom.*;
d = Document('myreport','pdf');
open(d);
% Create a table with solid borders. Also specify solid row and column separators.
t = FormalTable(magic(4));
t.Border = 'solid';
t.ColSep = 'solid';
t.RowSep = 'solid';
% Override borders for a particular table entry (second entry in second row)
te22 = t.Body.entry(2,2);
te22.Style = [te22.Style {Border('double','red','2pt')}];
% Append table to the report
append(d,t);
% Close and view the report
close(d);
rptview(d);
Below is the sample output snapshot:
Thanks,
Rahul
