Sreadsheet component format

Hi all
I´m using Xcelsius 2008 3.0, and I am trying to do one spreadsheet with certain format, this component respect all formats that are in the excel file except the bold characteristic, I refresh the spreadsheet component but it donu2019t take this format
Thanks in advance

i'm having version 5.3.2.0
and its working fine
for the spreadsheet table, you will have to rebind the cells again everytime you change the format.
good luck
Amr

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