In an Excel-like XML spreadsheet, a normal way of applying bold to a word is the <B> tag: to show
This is a *bold* word the code is
<Cell ss:StyleID="Default"> <ss:Data xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40" ss:Type="String"> This is a <B>bold</B> word </ss:Data> </Cell> Is there another way of doing this, for example, via <Font> or style?
Motivation: I generate a spreadsheet in XML. Users may open it in Excel, OpenOffice, or other programs. One of them, WPS Office for Android, seems not to be able to show inline markup such as <I> or <Font html:Color="#FF0000">. In the XML file, WPS Office just ignores such markup (thus gracefully degrading to plain black text). However, it omits the text in <B>, so that instead
This is a *bold* word the user sees
This is a word In Excel and OpenOffice the <B> tag works just as expected, but not in WPS Office. My goal is to generate a text that would show the bold words in other programs but at least gracefully degrade in WPS Office to plain text without omitting the bold words completely.
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