2.9.326 TLP
The TLP structure specifies the table style options for the current table.
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itl (2 bytes): A signed integer that MAY<263> specify the index of a predefined table auto-format. Formats applied through auto-formatting are distributed to all of the affected rows and cells, and can be changed independently of this value. As such, the value that is found here does not specify any formatting for the table as it exists now. The purpose of this data is to aid in the re-application of the auto-format in the future.
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The list of auto-formats is application specific. The special values for itl are as follows.
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Name
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Meaning
itlNil
-1
No predefined table auto-format was applied to this table row.
itlNone
0
A predefined table auto-format where all border, shading, font, and best fit formats are the defaults.
grfatl (2 bytes): A bit field of Fatl flags that SHOULD<264> specify which optional formats are in effect from the table style or table auto-format applied to the table.