Range.RightColumnIndex Property

Gets the index of the column that includes the right edge of the cell range.

Namespace: DevExpress.Spreadsheet

Assembly: DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v19.1.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

int RightColumnIndex { get; }

VB.NET

ReadOnly Property RightColumnIndex As Integer

Property Value

Type	Description
Int32	An integer value specifying the zero-based index of the column.

Remarks

Use the RightColumnIndex, Range.LeftColumnIndex, Range.TopRowIndex and Range.BottomRowIndex properties to get indexes of columns and rows that border the cell range.

To obtain the number of rows or columns in the cell range, use the Range.RowCount or Range.ColumnCount property, respectively.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-use-custom-cell-editors-to-create-a-data-entry-form-t419595/CS/DevAVInvoicing/Form1.cs#L187

Range range = invoiceItems.Range;
Range itemRange = sheet.Range.FromLTRB(range.LeftColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex, range.RightColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex);
MoveUpLastRecord(itemRange);

how-to-bind-a-worksheet-to-a-generic-list-or-a-bindinglist-data-source-t480285/CS/DataBindingToListExample/Form1.cs#L40

var dataBindingConflicts = sheet.DataBindings.
    Where(d => (d.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex) || (d.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex)) ;
if (dataBindingConflicts.Count() > 0) {

VB.NET

how-to-use-custom-cell-editors-to-create-a-data-entry-form-t419595/VB/DevAVInvoicing/Form1.vb#L193

Dim range As Range = invoiceItems.Range
Dim itemRange As Range = sheet.Range.FromLTRB(range.LeftColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex, range.RightColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex)
MoveUpLastRecord(itemRange)

how-to-bind-a-worksheet-to-a-generic-list-or-a-bindinglist-data-source-t480285/VB/DataBindingToListExample/Form1.vb#L41

' Check for range conflicts.
Dim dataBindingConflicts = sheet.DataBindings.Where(Function(d) (d.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex) OrElse (d.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex))
If dataBindingConflicts.Count() > 0 Then