TdxSpreadSheetTableView.CreateCell(Integer,Integer) Method
Returns an underlying cell object of a cell at the specified position in the worksheet.
Declaration
function CreateCell(const ARow: Integer; const AColumn: Integer): TdxSpreadSheetCell; overload; virtual;
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
ARow | Integer | The target row index. |
AColumn | Integer | The target column index. |
Returns
Type | Description |
---|---|
TdxSpreadSheetCell | The created or existing cell object. |
Remarks
Call the CreateCell
function to obtain a cell object that corresponds to the worksheet cell you need to edit. ARow
and AColumn
parameters specify the target cell position in the worksheet.
Code Example
The following code example performs two batch operations at control and worksheet levels to change the default (document-wide) cell style, populate cells in the active worksheet, and apply a different style to the populated cells:
var
ATableView: TdxSpreadSheetTableView;
ACell: TdxSpreadSheetCell;
I, J: Integer;
begin
ATableView := dxSpreadSheet1.ActiveSheetAsTable; // Accesses the active worksheet
// Change the spreadsheet document-wide cell style (the first batch operation)
dxSpreadSheet1.BeginUpdate; // Initiates the following batch change at the control level
try
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Brush.BackgroundColor := clWebLightBlue;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Brush.ForegroundColor := clWebLightGreen;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Brush.Style := sscfsDiagonalStrip;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Borders[bRight].Color := clLtGray;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Borders[bRight].Style := sscbsThin;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Borders[bBottom].Color := clLtGray;
dxSpreadSheet1.DefaultCellStyle.Borders[bBottom].Style := sscbsThin;
finally
dxSpreadSheet1.EndUpdate; // Calls EndUpdate regardless of the batch operation's success
end;
// Create and populate 75 cells with random integer values (the second batch operation)
Randomize; // Initializes the random number generator
ATableView.BeginUpdate; // Initiates the following batch change at the worksheet level
try
for I := 0 to 14 do // Iterates through 15 rows
for J := 0 to 4 do // Iterates through 5 columns
begin
ACell := ATableView.CreateCell(I, J); // Creates a cell object
ACell.AsInteger := Random(1000); // Populates the created cell object with a random integer value
// Customize cell style settings
ACell.Style.Borders[bLeft].Color := clWhite;
ACell.Style.Borders[bLeft].Style := sscbsDotted;
ACell.Style.Borders[bBottom].Color := clWhite;
ACell.Style.Borders[bBottom].Style := sscbsDotted;
ACell.Style.Font.Style := [fsBold, fsItalic];
ACell.Style.Font.Color := clWhite;
ACell.Style.Brush.Style := sscfsRevDiagonalStrip;
ACell.Style.Brush.BackgroundColor := clLime;
ACell.Style.Brush.ForegroundColor := clGreen;
end;
finally
ATableView.EndUpdate; // Calls EndUpdate regardless of the batch operation's success
end;
end;
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