It does, as the return value from a cell(s) object. Every cell or group of
cells is a range. Here is an example
private AxMicrosoft.Office.Interop.Owc11.AxSpreadsheet
axSpreadsheet1;
Range oRange=(Range)axSpreadsheet1.ActiveSheet.Cells[2,1];
oRange.set_Value(XlRangeValueType.xlRangeValueDefault,5);
oRange=(Range)axSpreadsheet1.ActiveSheet.Cells[2,2];
oRange.set_Value(XlRangeValueType.xlRangeValueDefa ult,5);
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Rapiant said:
Alvin, how come AxSpreadsheet doesn't have 'Range' listed under
intellisense
while using VB? Any suggestions? Maybe I'm not importing all the right
stuff?
Alvin Bruney said:
With the axspreadsheet, you have intellisense. Simply search for the
functionality on the cell object.
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Shraddha said:
-how to set the wrap mode to all the cells in AxSpreadSheet
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the
data
-how to andle autofilter event programatically