XlsxExportOptionsEx.CustomizeSheetSettings Event
Allows you to customize the output document’s settings. Only available in data-aware export mode.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraPrinting
Assembly: DevExpress.Printing.v24.1.Core.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Printing.Core
Declaration
Remarks
The CustomizeSheetSettings
event allows you to do the following:
- Add the AutoFilter button to cells in a specified range.
- Anchor the document header to the top and specify its fixed height.
- Display a page number in the header or footer section.
Note
The CustomizeSheetSettings event is not currently supported when exporting data from Advanced Banded Grid Views.
Examples
Specify Export Settings
This example handles the XlsxExportOptionsEx.CustomizeSheetSettings
event to specify export settings for an XLSX document that originates from a Grid Control. The ExportContext.SetFixedHeader
method is used to anchor the output document’s header to the top, and to set the fixed header height. The ExportContext.AddAutoFilter
method adds the AutoFilter button to the column header cells.
void options_CustomizeSheetSettings(CustomizeSheetEventArgs e) {
// Anchor the output document's header to the top and set its fixed height.
const int lastHeaderRowIndex = 15;
e.ExportContext.SetFixedHeader(lastHeaderRowIndex);
// Add the AutoFilter button to the document's cells corresponding to the grid column headers.
e.ExportContext.AddAutoFilter(new XlCellRange(new XlCellPosition(0, lastHeaderRowIndex), new XlCellPosition(5, 100)));
}
Display Page Number in a Header
The following code snippet displays the current page number in the right header section:
private void Options_CustomizeSheetSettings(DevExpress.Export.CustomizeSheetEventArgs e)
{
e.Sheet.HeaderFooter.OddHeader = XlHeaderFooter.FromLCR(null, null, XlHeaderFooter.PageNumber);
}
For more information, review the following help topic: Use the Excel Export API to Add Headers and Footers to a Worksheet Printout.
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