CellRange.ColumnCount Property

Gets the number of columns in the cell range.

Namespace: DevExpress.Spreadsheet

Assembly: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v24.1.Core.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.Core

Declaration

C#

int ColumnCount { get; }

VB.NET

ReadOnly Property ColumnCount As Integer

Property Value

Type	Description
Int32	An integer that specifies the number of columns.

Remarks

To obtain the number of rows in the cell range, use the CellRange.RowCount property.

If the current cell range is a complex (union) range, the ColumnCount property returns the number of columns in the rectangular cell range that covers all areas of the union range. For example, the ColumnCount value for the union range B3:C4, D6:E7 shown in the image below is 4.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

winforms-spreadsheet-use-a-spreadsheet-control-as-inplace-editor/CS/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.cs#L56

for(int i = 0; i < usedRange.ColumnCount; i++) {
    currentTable.Columns.Add("Column" + i.ToString());

wpf-spreadsheetcontrol-api-part-1/CS/SpreadsheetControl_WPF_API/SpreadsheetActions/CellActions.cs#L150

// Get the number of cells in the range.
int cellCount = sourceRange.RowCount * sourceRange.ColumnCount;

how-to-export-cell-range-to-a-datatable/CS/ExportToDataTableExample/Form1.cs#L40

if (firstDataRowIndex < rowCount) {
    for (int col = 0; col < range.ColumnCount; col++) {
        CellValueType cellType = range[firstDataRowIndex, col].Value.Type;

how-to-use-excel-add-ins-in-winforms-spreadsheet/CS/SpreadsheetAddIn/Form1.cs#L165

int height = parameter.RowCount;
int width = parameter.ColumnCount;
object[,] result = (object[,])Array.CreateInstance(typeof(object), new[] { height, width }, new[] { 1, 1 });

winforms-spreadsheetcontrol-api-part1/CS/SpreadsheetControl/SpreadsheetActions/CellActions.cs#L193

// Get the number of cells in the range.
int cellCount = sourceRange.RowCount * sourceRange.ColumnCount;

VB.NET

winforms-spreadsheet-use-a-spreadsheet-control-as-inplace-editor/VB/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.vb#L50

Dim usedRange As CellRange = workSheet.GetUsedRange()
For i As Integer = 0 To usedRange.ColumnCount - 1
    currentTable.Columns.Add("Column" & i.ToString())

wpf-spreadsheetcontrol-api-part-1/VB/SpreadsheetControl_WPF_API/SpreadsheetActions/CellActions.vb#L146

' Get the number of cells in the range.
Dim cellCount As Integer = sourceRange.RowCount * sourceRange.ColumnCount

how-to-export-cell-range-to-a-datatable/VB/ExportToDataTableExample/Form1.vb#L39

If firstDataRowIndex < rowCount Then
    For col As Integer = 0 To range.ColumnCount - 1
        Dim cellType As CellValueType = range(firstDataRowIndex, col).Value.Type

how-to-use-excel-add-ins-in-winforms-spreadsheet/VB/SpreadsheetAddIn/Form1.vb#L178

Dim height As Integer = parameter.RowCount
Dim width As Integer = parameter.ColumnCount
Dim result(,) As Object = CType(Array.CreateInstance(GetType(Object), {height, width}, {1, 1}), Object(,))

winforms-spreadsheetcontrol-api-part1/VB/SpreadsheetControl/SpreadsheetActions/CellActions.vb#L191

' Get the number of cells in the range.
Dim cellCount As Integer = sourceRange.RowCount * sourceRange.ColumnCount