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StyleFormatConditionBase.Condition Property

Gets or sets the comparison operation used by the style condition object.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v19.2.dll

Declaration

[DefaultValue(FormatConditionEnum.None)]
[XtraSerializableProperty]
public FormatConditionEnum Condition { get; set; }

Property Value

Type Default Description
FormatConditionEnum **None**

A FormatConditionEnum enumeration value which specifies the comparison operation.

Available values:

Name Description
None

The style is not applied to any cell.

Equal

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

NotEqual

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

Between

The style is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values fall into the range specified by the StyleFormatConditionBase.Value1 and StyleFormatConditionBase.Value2 properties.

NotBetween

The style is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values fall outside of the range specified by the StyleFormatConditionBase.Value1 and StyleFormatConditionBase.Value2 properties.

Less

The style is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are less than that specified by the StyleFormatConditionBase.Value1 property.

Greater

The style is applied to cells (or corresponding rows) whose values are greater than that specified by the StyleFormatConditionBase.Value1 property.

GreaterOrEqual

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

LessOrEqual

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

Expression

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

Example

The following example shows how to create a condition to style grid rows, and specify criteria for the condition using a string expression.

The condition’s criteria is specified by the StyleFormatConditionBase.Expression property. The expression selects rows that do not contain null in the Region field. Rows that match this condition will be painted in light pink.

The following image shows this condition applied to an XtraGrid control.

StyleCondition_Expression_ex

using DevExpress.XtraGrid;

StyleFormatCondition condition1 = new DevExpress.XtraGrid.StyleFormatCondition();
condition1.Appearance.BackColor = Color.SeaShell;
condition1.Appearance.Options.UseBackColor = true;
condition1.Condition = FormatConditionEnum.Expression;
condition1.Expression = "[Region] != ?";
gridView1.FormatConditions.Add(condition1);

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