StyleFormatCondition.Column Property

Gets or sets the column whose values take part in conditional formatting.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraGrid

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraGrid.v19.2.dll

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(null)]
public GridColumn Column { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(Nothing)>
Public Property Column As GridColumn

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
GridColumn	*null*	A GridColumn object (or descendant) representing the column whose values are used in conditional formatting. null (Nothing in Visual Basic) if all columns’ values are involved.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-enable-users-to-design-gridview-format-conditions-at-runtime-e3717/CS/GridViewFormatCondition/ExpressionConditionDesigner.cs#L38

{
    if (item.Column == SourceGridColumn && item.Condition == FormatConditionEnum.Expression)
    {

how-to-change-appearance-priority-in-gridcontrol-e4869/CS/AppearancePrioritySample/Form1.cs#L30

condition1.Expression = "[Value1] > 2";
condition1.Column = gridColumn3;
myGridView1.FormatConditions.Add(condition1);

VB.NET

how-to-enable-users-to-design-gridview-format-conditions-at-runtime-e3717/VB/GridViewFormatCondition/SimpleConditionDesigner.vb#L74

Dim item As New StyleFormatCondition()
item.Column = SourceGridColumn
SourceGridView.FormatConditions.Add(item)

how-to-change-appearance-priority-in-gridcontrol-e4869/VB/AppearancePrioritySample/Form1.vb#L31

condition1.Expression = "[Value1] > 2"
condition1.Column = gridColumn3
myGridView1.FormatConditions.Add(condition1)