=================================================================================

Color the Tables in pptx (PowerPoint) . Code: 

 

Note: The code line above (cell.text = str(df_formatted.iloc[row_idx, col_idx])) may not be necessary if there is a definition of the data type above this line; otherwise, this new line will overwrite the previous code line.

Output: 

============================================

Dynamic or "luxurious" coloring of the cell depending on the cell values based on: 1) Low values: Light blue to indicate lower-end values, 2) Medium values: Yellow as a mid-point, and 3) High values: Deep purple for higher values, indicating "luxury" in the visual appeal. Note the calculations are based on the individual columns. Code: 

Output:

============================================

Dynamic or "luxurious" coloring of the cell depending on the cell values based on: 1) Low values: Light blue to indicate lower-end values, 2) Medium values: Yellow as a mid-point, and 3) High values: Deep purple for higher values, indicating "luxury" in the visual appeal. Note the calculations are based on all the data except the first and last columns. Code: 

Output:

============================================

Change the color of the text in table except the headers. Code: 

Output:

============================================

Set the color of the first column differently while skipping the header row. Code: 

Output:

============================================

The script assigns a unique, random color to each distinct text value appearing in the table cells. Therefore, the cells with identical texts will have the same color. It uses a dictionary, string_to_color, to map text values to colors, ensuring consistency across the table. Code: 

Output:

============================================

AAA. Adjust each column's width based on the length of the longest string in that column, assign dynamic color in the generated table (see page3426).

============================================