Changing the Font of schedule headers with SetCellStyle

[Rockit_for_Revit]

Hello,

I have project with hundreds of schedules created with the rows in the headers.

I would like to use the following code to change the font of each of the cells in the headers.

For intHeaderRow As Integer = 0 To intScheduleRowColumnCountHeaderRows
                                For intHeaderColumn As Integer = 0 To intScheduleRowColumnCountHeaderColumns
                                    Dim objTableCellStyle As TableCellStyle = objTableSectionData.GetTableCellStyle(intHeaderRow, intHeaderColumn)
                                    If Not objTableCellStyle.FontName.Equals(strNewFontName) Then
                                        If objTableSectionData.AllowOverrideCellStyle(intHeaderRow, intHeaderColumn) Then
                                            'Dim tcs As TableCellStyle = New TableCellStyle()
                                            Dim options As TableCellStyleOverrideOptions = New TableCellStyleOverrideOptions With {
                                                .FontSize = False
                                            }
                                            objTableCellStyle.FontName = strNewFontName
                                            objTableCellStyle.SetCellStyleOverrideOptions(options)
                                            objTableSectionData.SetCellStyle(intHeaderRow, intHeaderColumn, objTableCellStyle)
                                        End If
                                    End If
                                Next
                            Next

This code works well & changes the font, however it does not preserve the size or the boldness of the cell.

The size gets changed to the same as what is set in the schedule appearance header text.

Any ideas?

Kind Regards

David

[JimJia]

Dear David,

Can you provide a reproducible case for it? I didn't find problematic code in your sample code. 

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[Rockit_for_Revit · Accepted solution]

Thank you,

This is now solved.