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Spread Windows Forms 18 Product Documentation
- Getting Started
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Developer's Guide
- Understanding the Product
- Working with the Component
- Spreadsheet Objects
- Ribbon Control
- Sheets
- Rows and Columns
- Headers
- Cells
- Cell Types
- Data Binding
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Customizing the Sheet Appearance
- Customizing the Dimensions of the Component
- Customizing the Individual Sheet Appearance
- Customizing the Appearance of a Cell
- Customizing the Overall Component Appearance
- Creating and Applying a Style for Cells
- Using Conditional Formatting of Cells
- Customizing the Display of the Pointer
- Customizing the User Interface Images
- Using XP Themes with the Component
- Customizing the Renderers
- Handling Right-to-Left Layouts
- Customizing Painting of Parts of the Component
- Text Rendering with GDI
- Applying Theme to Customize the Appearance
- Customizing Interaction in Cells
- Tables
- Understanding the Underlying Models
- Customizing Row or Column Interaction
- Formulas in Cells
- Sparklines
- Keyboard Interaction
- Events from User Actions
- File Operations
- Storing Excel Summary and View
- Printing
- Chart Control
- Customizing Drawing
- Touch Support with the Component
- Spread Designer Guide
- Assembly Reference
- Import and Export Reference
- Version Comparison Reference
Setting the Component to the Original Appearance
You can set the appearance of the spreadsheet component to the original default look. This involves setting the renderers for the overall component, column header, row header, scroll bars, sheet corner, and focus indicator. When no skin is set to the spreadsheet, Excel2016 is used as the default skin for the spreadsheet.
If Spread Skin is applied to the spreadsheet, the painting logic will be used as before. The default skin will not replace or intercede the old spread skin.
Example
This example shows how to set DefaultSkin to the spreadsheet.
fpSpread1.Skin = null;
fpSpread1.DefaultSkin = FarPoint.Win.Spread.DefaultSpreadSkins.Office2016Colorful;fpSpread1.Skin = Nothing
fpSpread1.DefaultSkin = FarPoInteger.Win.Spread.DefaultSpreadSkins.Office2016ColorfulExample
This example shows how to set Spread Skin of the spreadsheet.
fpSpread1.Skin = FarPoint.Win.Spread.DefaultSpreadSkins.Office2016DarkGray;fpSpread1.Skin = FarPoInteger.Win.Spread.DefaultSpreadSkins.Office2016DarkGraySee Also
Applying a Skin to the Component
Creating a Custom Skin for a Component