'Declaration Public Property PrintType As PrintType
'Usage Dim instance As PrintInfo Dim value As PrintType instance.PrintType = value value = instance.PrintType
public PrintType PrintType {get; set;}
'Declaration Public Property PrintType As PrintType
'Usage Dim instance As PrintInfo Dim value As PrintType instance.PrintType = value value = instance.PrintType
public PrintType PrintType {get; set;}
If you set the value to PrintType.CellRange, specify the cell range by setting these PrintInfo properties:
If you set the value to PrintType.PageRange, specify the page range by setting these PrintInfo properties:
The setting of this property and the other print range properties might be overridden if the UseMax property is set to true. When the UseMax property is set to true, empty cells beyond the columns and rows containing data are not printed. You can return the number of the last column and row containing data using the SheetView NonEmptyColumnCount and NonEmptyRowCount properties.
| Note: If you have set the SheetView FrozenColumnCount or FrozenRowCount property to freeze columns or rows, the frozen columns or rows also print with your range, even if they are not included in the range you specify. |
// Typically, not all of these settings are used together but are included here for illustration purposes // Create the printer settings object FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintInfo printset = new FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintInfo(); // Allow printing of only 20 columns and 20 rows of cells printset.ColStart = 1; printset.ColEnd = 20; printset.RowStart = 1; printset.RowEnd = 20; printset.PrintType = FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintType.CellRange; // Allow printing of only five pages printset.PageStart = 1; printset.PageEnd = 5; // Allow printing of the cell notes together at the end printset.PrintNotes = FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintNotes.AtEnd; // Allow printing of the shapes printset.PrintShapes = true; // Allow printing of only rows and columns up to the last ones with data printset.UseMax = True; // Assign the printer settings to the sheet and print it fpSpread1.Sheets[0].PrintInfo = printset; fpSpread1.PrintSheet(0);
' Typically, not all of these settings are used together but are included here for illustration purposes ' Create the printer settings object Dim printset As New FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintInfo ' Allow printing of only 20 columns and 20 rows of cells printset.ColEnd = 20 printset.ColStart = 1 printset.RowStart = 1 printset.RowEnd = 20 printset.PrintType = FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintType.CellRange ' Allow printing of only five pages printset.PageStart = 1 printset.PageEnd = 5 ' Allow printing of the cell notes together at the end printset.PrintNotes = FarPoint.Win.Spread.PrintNotes.AtEnd ' Allow printing of the shapes printset.PrintShapes = True ' Allow printing of only rows and columns up to the last ones with data printset.UseMax = true ' Assign the printer settings to the sheet and print it FpSpread1.Sheets(0).PrintInfo = printset FpSpread1.PrintSheet(0)
PrintInfo Class
PrintInfo Members
PrintType Enum
UseMax Property
FrozenColumnCount Property (SheetView Class)
FrozenRowCount Property (SheetView Class)
NonEmptyColumnCount Property (SheetView Class)
NonEmptyRowCount Property (SheetView Class)
ColEnd Property
ColStart Property
PageEnd Property
PageStart Property
RowEnd Property
RowStart Property