The relative position of the content's anchor within the cell. Defines where the anchor point of the content is located.
The bounding box of the content within the cell, excluding any overflow. This is relative to the cell's original size.
The number of cells spanned by the overflow. Typically, this is 1, but can be greater when a continuous fill is applied to the overflow.
The number of cells to the left that the content overflows into. Ignored if not greater than 0. This value represents cells, not pixels.
The number of pixels by which the content overflows to the left of the current cell. Ignored if not greater than 0.
The number of cells to the right that the content overflows into. Ignored if not greater than 0. This value represents cells, not pixels.
The number of pixels by which the content overflows to the right of the current cell. Ignored if not greater than 0.
Describes how text overflows horizontally outside the normal cell boundaries, either to the left, right, or both. This is commonly used for features like "Text Overflow" or "Center Continuous" in cells.