IXlRow.SkipCells(Int32) Method

Specifies the number of successive cells to be skipped in the row before starting to create a new cell.

Namespace: DevExpress.Export.Xl

Assembly: DevExpress.Printing.v18.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

void SkipCells(
    int count
)

VB.NET

Sub SkipCells(
    count As Integer
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
count	Int32	A positive integer value that specifies the number of cells in the row to be skipped.

Remarks

Note that you can also use the IXlRow.CreateCell method overload with the columnIndex parameter to specify the column in which the created cell should be located. For more information on how to generate and modify worksheet cells, refer to the Cells section of examples.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-use-the-excel-export-api-to-generate-an-invoice-t252983/CS/XLExportExample/Form1.cs#L425

// Skip the first cell in the row.
row.SkipCells(1);
// Create one blank cell with the specified formatting settings.

how-to-use-the-excel-export-api-to-generate-a-sales-report-t251810/CS/XLExportExampleSalesReport/Form1.cs#L368

// Skip the first cell in the row.
row.SkipCells(1);

VB.NET

how-to-use-the-excel-export-api-to-generate-an-invoice-t252983/VB/XLExportExample/Form1.vb#L438

' Skip the first cell in the row.
row.SkipCells(1)
' Create one blank cell with the specified formatting settings.

how-to-use-the-excel-export-api-to-generate-a-sales-report-t251810/VB/XLExportExampleSalesReport/Form1.vb#L381

' Skip the first cell in the row.
row.SkipCells(1)