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FormatConditionRuleValue.Condition Property

Gets or sets the comparison operator (Equal, Between, Less, etc.).

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

[DefaultValue(FormatCondition.None)]
[DXCategory("Behavior")]
[XtraSerializableProperty]
public FormatCondition Condition { get; set; }

Property Value

Type Default Description
FormatCondition None

The comparison operator.

Available values:

Name Description
None

The format is applied to all cells in the target column.

Equal

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values match the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

NotEqual

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values do not match the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

Between

The format is applied to cells (or rows) whose values are between the Value1 and Value2 property values inclusive. Disable the BetweenConditionsIncludeEndpoints option to make the Between condition exclusive.

NotBetween

The format is applied to cells (or rows) whose values are not between the Value1 and Value2 property values inclusive. Disable the BetweenConditionsIncludeEndpoints option to make the NotBetween condition exclusive.

Less

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are less than the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

Greater

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are greater than the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

GreaterOrEqual

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are greater or equal to the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

LessOrEqual

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are less or equal to the FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 property value.

Expression

The format is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) if the FormatConditionRuleValue.Expression evaluates to true.

Remarks

Use the Condition, FormatConditionRuleValue.Value1 and FormatConditionRuleValue.Value2 properties to create a condition.

If the Condition property is set to None, the format is applied to all cells of the target column.

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