I have created a table using

 $doc = odfDocument(file => 'test.odt', create => 'text');
doc->appendTable(tab1,5,3);
doc->cellValue(tab1,0,0,"S No");
doc->cellValue(tab1,0,1,"Name");
doc->cellValue(tab1,0,2,"Value");

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In other rows & columns values are added using cellValue.

Requirements: 1. When appendTable is used, table with default settings is created. How to change table Border to dark black with increased thickness 2. Table with all columns of same size is created. I want column 0,2 with less width, column 1 with large width. 3. I want to change Row 0 contents to Bold, as this indicates Heading to table contents.

Unable to find any examples to do above. How to get above requirements. I am trying to create a table in openOffice word document using perl.

In reply to working with tables in OpenOffice::OODoc by swathibandaru

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