This topic demonstrates how to create background colors for specific cells in the table. It also demonstrates how to use the TableCell.CellStyle property to set the styles used in the table that will be rendered. This topic assumes you have a table with three columns and three rows.
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Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load ' Make a table. Dim table As C1.C1Preview.RenderTable = New C1.C1Preview.RenderTable(Me.C1PrintDocument1) table.Style.GridLines.All = New C1.C1Preview.LineDef(Color.DarkGray) Dim r As Integer = 3 Dim c As Integer = 3 Dim row As Integer Dim col As Integer For row = 0 To r - 1 Step +1 For col = 0 To c - 1 Step +1 Dim celltext As C1.C1Preview.RenderText = New C1.C1Preview.RenderText(Me.C1PrintDocument1) ' Add empty cells. celltext.Text = String.Format("", row, col) table.Cells(row, col).RenderObject = celltext Next Next ' Generate the document. Me.C1PrintDocument1.Body.Children.Add(table) Me.C1PrintDocument1.Generate() End Sub |
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private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { // Make a table. C1.C1Preview.RenderTable table = new C1.C1Preview.RenderTable(this.c1PrintDocument1); table.Style.GridLines.All = new C1.C1Preview.LineDef(Color.DarkGray); const int r = 3; const int c = 3; for (int row = 0; row < r; ++row) { for (int col = 0; col < c; ++col) { C1.C1Preview.RenderText celltext = new C1.C1Preview.RenderText(this.c1PrintDocument1); celltext.Text = string.Format("", row, col); // Add empty cells. table.Cells[row, col].RenderObject = celltext; } } // Generate the document. this.c1PrintDocument1.Body.Children.Add(table); this.c1PrintDocument1.Generate(); } |
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table.Height = New C1.C1Preview.Unit(15, C1.C1Preview.UnitTypeEnum.Cm) table.Width = New C1.C1Preview.Unit(15, C1.C1Preview.UnitTypeEnum.Cm) |
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table.Height = new C1.C1Preview.Unit(15, C1.C1Preview.UnitTypeEnum.Cm); table.Width = new C1.C1Preview.Unit(15, C1.C1Preview.UnitTypeEnum.Cm); |
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table.Cells(1, 2).CellStyle.BackColor = Color.Crimson |
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table.Cells[1, 2].CellStyle.BackColor = Color.Crimson; |
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table.Cells(0, 1).CellStyle.BackColor = Color.BlueViolet |
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table.Cells[0, 1].CellStyle.BackColor = Color.BlueViolet; |
Your table should appear similar to the table below: