Name | Description | |
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![]() | LoadExcelOptions Constructor |
The following tables list the members exposed by LoadExcelOptions.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | LoadExcelOptions Constructor |
Name | Description | |
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![]() | ColumnMaxWidth | Gets or sets the maximum allowable width for the columns. |
![]() | ColumnMinWidth | Gets or sets the minimum allowable width for the columns. |
![]() | FreezeRowsAndColumns | Specifies whether to freeze rows and columns in the grid after importing. The default value is true . |
![]() | OnLoadedCallback | Gets or sets a callback that is invoked after the Excel data has been parsed. |
![]() | OverriddenColumnDefaultWidth | Gets or sets the width that overrides the default Excel column width. |
![]() | OverriddenRowDefaultHeight | Gets or sets the height that overrides the default Excel row height. |
![]() | RowMaxHeight | Gets or sets the maximum allowable height for the rows. |
![]() | RowMinHeight | Gets or sets the minimum allowable height for the rows. |
![]() | SheetCellRange | Represents the range of cells to be processed and loaded into the grid. |
![]() | SheetColumnHeaderRowIndex | Specifies the Excel sheet's row index for the column headers. The default value is 0 , which means the loaded Excel sheet's first row represents the column headers. |
![]() | SheetRowHeaderColumnIndex | Specifies the Excel sheet's column index for the row headers. The default value is -1 , which means the loaded Excel sheet does not have row headers. |
![]() | Transpose | Specifies whether the content should be transposed during the import operation. The default value is false . |
![]() | UseDefaultRowColumnSizes | Set to true to use the default row height and column width from the Excel sheet when row or column sizes are not specified. The default value is false , and the grid will automatically size rows/columns with undefined dimensions. |
![]() | VisibleOnly | Specifies whether only visible rows and columns should be loaded. The default value is false . |