Some extra code snippets :)
$Sheet2->Range("B2:D2")->Merge;
$Sheet2->Range("B2:D2")->Font->{Bold} = "True";
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Select;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlEdgeLeft)->{LineStyle}  = xlContin
+uous;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlEdgeTop)->{LineStyle}  = xlContinu
+ous;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlEdgeRight)->{LineStyle}  = xlConti
+nuous;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlEdgeBottom)->{LineStyle}  = xlCont
+inuous;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlInsideVertical)-> {Weight} = xlThi
+n;
$Sheet2->Range("A4:E11")->Borders(xlInsideHorizontal)-> {Weight} = xlT
+hin;
$Sheet2 -> Range("A4:E4") -> {Columns} -> Autofit;
$Sheet2 -> Range("A4:E4")->{ColumnWidth}->Autofit;
#####---------COLORS TO USE IF NEEDED---
$Sheet2->Range("C7:C7")->Interior->{ColorIndex} = 4;
$Sheet2->Range("C8:C8")->Interior->{ColorIndex}= 37;
$Sheet2->Range("C9:C9")->Interior->{ColorIndex} =3;

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In reply to Re: How to set bold /underline to perticular cell in excel? by imrags
in thread How to set bold /underline to perticular cell in excel? by anbutechie

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