900 |
How do I get ride of the separator items when the user performs grouping
' AddGroupItem event - Occurs after a new Group Item has been inserted to Items collection. Private Sub Grid1_AddGroupItem(ByVal Item As Long) With Grid1 .Items.ItemDividerLine(Item) = 0 End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .SortBarVisible = True .SortBarCaption = "Drag a <b>column</b> header here to group by that column." .AllowGroupBy = True .Columns.Item(1).SortOrder = 1 .LinesAtRoot = 5 .EndUpdate End With |
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How do I split a cell in three parts, and having a radio button in each of them
' CellStateChanged event - Fired after cell's state has been changed. Private Sub Grid1_CellStateChanged(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) With Grid1 Debug.Print( .Items.CellCaption(Item,ColIndex) ) End With End Sub ' Click event - Occurs when the user presses and then releases the left mouse button over the grid control. Private Sub Grid1_Click() With Grid1 h = .ItemFromPoint(-1,-1,c,hit) .Items.CellState(h,c) = 1 End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .FullRowSelect = 0 .SelBackColor = .BackColor .SelForeColor = .ForeColor .DrawGridLines = -1 .ShowFocusRect = False .Columns.Add("Default").Def(17) = 1 With .Items h = .AddItem("entire") h = .AddItem("Radio <b>1") .CellRadioGroup(h,0) = 100 .CellHasRadioButton(h,0) = True .CellState(h,0) = 1 h = .SplitCell(h,0) .CellValue(0,h) = "Radio <b>2" .CellRadioGroup(0,h) = 100 .CellHasRadioButton(0,h) = True h = .SplitCell(0,h) .CellValue(0,h) = "Radio <b>3" .CellRadioGroup(0,h) = 100 .CellHasRadioButton(0,h) = True h = .AddItem("entire") End With .EndUpdate End With |
898 |
Does your grid include a row indicator , like an arrow, bullet
' SelectionChanged event - Fired after a new item has been selected. Private Sub Grid1_SelectionChanged() With Grid1 With .Items hFocusItem = .FocusItem .CellValue(Grid1.Columns.Item("active").Data,"active") = "" .CellValue(hFocusItem,"active") = "<c><font symbol>·" .CellVAlignment(hFocusItem,"active") = 2 Grid1.Columns.Item("active").Data = hFocusItem End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .ShowFocusRect = False .ContinueColumnScroll = True .ScrollBySingleLine = True .AutoDrag = 4112 ' AutoDragEnum.exAutoDragScrollOnShortTouch Or AutoDragEnum.exAutoDragScroll With .Columns.Add("") .Key = "active" .Position = 0 .AllowSizing = False .Width = 12 .Data = Grid1.Items.FocusItem .Def(17) = 1 End With .CountLockedColumns = 1 With .Items .SelectItem(.NextVisibleItem(.FocusItem)) = True End With .EndUpdate End With |
897 |
How can I connect to a DBF file
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False .ContinueColumnScroll = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") With rs .Open "Select * From foxcode.DBF","Provider=vfpoledb;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9\",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs End With |
896 |
Does your control supports scrolling by touching the screen
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .ContinueColumnScroll = True .ScrollBySingleLine = True .AutoDrag = 4112 ' AutoDragEnum.exAutoDragScrollOnShortTouch Or AutoDragEnum.exAutoDragScroll End With |
895 |
How do I prevent showing the control's BackColorAlternate property on empty / non-items part of the control
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .BackColorAlternate = &H7ff0f0f0 .Columns.Add "Column" With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" .AddItem "Item 3" .AddItem "Item 4" .AddItem "Item 5" End With .EndUpdate End With |
894 |
Is there any method for reading information from the root item for the current item...
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = True .SearchColumnIndex = 0 .Columns.Add "Info" With .Items .PathSeparator = " ; " .SelectItem(.InsertItem(.InsertItem(.InsertItem(.InsertItem(,,"Root"),,"Child"),,"Sub-Child"),,"Sub-Sub-Child")) = True .ExpandItem(0) = True Debug.Print( .FullPath(.FocusItem) ) End With .EndUpdate End With |
893 |
How can I highlight items with a specified date
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns .Add "Tasks" With .Add("Date") .SortType = 2 .Editor.EditType = 4 End With End With With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem("Task 1"),1) = #12/13/2001# .CellValue(.AddItem("Task 2"),1) = #12/14/2001# .CellValue(.AddItem("Task 2"),1) = #12/15/2001# End With .ConditionalFormats.Add("%1 = #12/14/2001#").Bold = True .EndUpdate End With |
892 |
Today date is shown, if we use the Column.FormatColumn and Editor.Option(exDateAllowNullDate) properties. What can be done
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Date") .FormatColumn = "len(value) ? ( (longdate(date(value)) left 3) + ' ' + day(date(value)) + '/' + month(date(value)) + '/' + (year(date(value)) ri" & _ "ght 2) ) : '' )" With .Editor .EditType = 7 .Option(14) = True End With End With With .Items .AddItem #5/12/2012# .AddItem .AddItem #5/14/2012# End With .EndUpdate End With |
891 |
How can I add multiple values/columns on the same line/item/row
' Change event - Occurs when the user changes the cell's content. Private Sub Grid1_Change(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long,NewValue As Variant) With Grid1 .Refresh End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .SortOnClick = 0 .LinesAtRoot = 5 .Indent = 13 .HeaderVisible = False .LinesAtRoot = -1 With .Columns .Add "Items" .Add("Quantity").Editor.EditType = 4 .Add("Value").Editor.EditType = 4 End With With .Items h = .AddItem("Items") .CellValue(h,2) = "sum(current,dir,dbl(%1)*dbl(%2))" .CellValueFormat(h,2) = 4 .FormatCell(h,2) = "`Total: `+ value" .CellHAlignment(h,2) = 2 .CellBold(h,2) = True .CellEditorVisible(h,2) = False .CellEditorVisible(h,1) = False h1 = .InsertItem(h,,"Item 1") .CellValue(h1,1) = 10 .CellValue(h1,2) = 3 h1 = .InsertItem(h,,"Item 2") .CellValue(h1,1) = 20 .CellValue(h1,2) = 4 .ExpandItem(h) = True End With .EndUpdate End With |
890 |
Is there a syntax for conditional formatting of items, based on CellState/CellStateChange
' CellStateChanged event - Fired after cell's state has been changed. Private Sub Grid1_CellStateChanged(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) With Grid1 With .Items .CellValue(Item,2) = .CellState(Item,0) End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ShowFocusRect = False .SelBackMode = 1 Set var_ConditionalFormat = .ConditionalFormats.Add("%2 != 0") With var_ConditionalFormat .Bold = True .ForeColor = RGB(255,0,0) .ApplyTo = -1 End With With .Columns.Add("") .Def(0) = True .Width = 16 .AllowSizing = False End With .Columns.Add "Information" .Columns.Add("Hidden").Visible = False With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem(""),1) = "This is a bit of text associated" h = .AddItem("") .CellValue(h,1) = "This is a bit of text associated" .CellState(h,0) = 1 .CellValue(.AddItem(""),1) = "This is a bit of text associated" End With .EndUpdate End With |
889 |
How do I programatically focus a cell
' FocusChanged event - Occurs when a new cell is focused. Private Sub Grid1_FocusChanged() With Grid1 With .Items .CellBackColor(.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) = RGB(255,0,0) End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .SelForeColor = .ForeColor .SelBackColor = .BackColor .DrawGridLines = -2 With .Columns .Add "Column1" .Add "Column2" End With With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem("Cell 1.1"),1) = "Cell 1.2" .CellValue(.AddItem("Cell 2.1"),1) = "Cell 2.2" End With With .Items .SelectItem(.ItemByIndex(1)) = True End With .FocusColumnIndex = 1 .EndUpdate End With |
888 |
How do I programatically focus a cell (excrd)
' FocusChanged event - Occurs when a new cell is focused. Private Sub Grid1_FocusChanged() With Grid1 With .Items .CellBackColor(.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) = RGB(255,0,0) End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .SelForeColor = .ForeColor .SelBackColor = .BackColor .DrawGridLines = -2 .DefaultItemHeight = 36 With .Columns .Add("Column1").Visible = False .Add("Column2").Visible = False .Add("Column3").Visible = False With .Add("FormatLevel") .FormatLevel = "(0/1),2" .Def(32) = .FormatLevel End With End With With .Items h = .AddItem("Cell 1.1") .CellValue(h,1) = "Cell 1.2" .CellValue(h,2) = "Cell 1.3" h = .AddItem("Cell 2.1") .CellValue(h,1) = "Cell 2.2" .CellValue(h,2) = "Cell 2.3" End With With .Items .SelectItem(.ItemByIndex(1)) = True End With .FocusColumnIndex = 2 .EndUpdate End With |
887 |
How do I programmatically exclude items from the filter
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 With .Columns.Add("Items") .DisplayFilterButton = True .DisplayFilterPattern = False .FilterList = 9472 ' FilterListEnum.exShowExclude Or FilterListEnum.exShowFocusItem Or FilterListEnum.exShowCheckBox End With With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" .AddItem "Item 3" .AddItem "Item 4" End With With .Columns.Item(0) .FilterType = 752 ' FilterTypeEnum.exFilterExclude Or FilterTypeEnum.exFilter .Filter = "Item 1|Item 4" End With .ApplyFilter .EndUpdate End With |
886 |
Using the property Column.FormatColumn I want to display numbers in the numeric format with no decimals - unless the value is NULL then I want to display a blank or empty
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns .Add("Format").FormatColumn = "len(value) ? (value format '0') : '' " End With With .Items .AddItem 10 .AddItem .AddItem -8 End With .EndUpdate End With |
885 |
How can I change the drop down filter background color
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 .Background(26) = RGB(255,255,255) With .Columns.Add("Items") .DisplayFilterButton = True .DisplayFilterPattern = False .FilterList = 1315 ' FilterListEnum.exShowFocusItem Or FilterListEnum.exShowCheckBox Or FilterListEnum.exSortItemsAsc Or FilterListEnum.exLeafItems End With With .Items h = .AddItem("Root 1") .InsertItem h,,"Child 1" .InsertItem h,,"Child 2" .ExpandItem(h) = True h = .AddItem("Root 2") .InsertItem h,,"Child 1" .InsertItem h,,"Child 2" .InsertItem h,,"Child 3" .ExpandItem(h) = True End With .EndUpdate End With |
884 |
I am using AllowGroupBy property and calling the Column.SortOrder property groups by that column. Is it possible to prevent that, so I have a similar behavior like I click the column's header rather than dragging it to the control's GroupBy bar
With Grid1 With .Columns .Add "First" .Add "Second" .Add "Third" End With .SortBarVisible = True .SingleSort = False .AllowGroupBy = True .Layout = "SingleSort = ""C0:1"";MultipleSort = ""C1:2 C2:1""" End With |
883 |
Calling programatically the Column.SortOrder property adds the column to the sort bar. Is it possible to prevent that, so I have a similar behavior like I click the column's header rather than dragging it to the control's Sort bar
With Grid1 With .Columns .Add "First" .Add "Second" .Add "Third" End With .SortBarVisible = True .SingleSort = False .Layout = "SingleSort = ""C0:1""" End With |
882 |
How do I restore/clear the HotBackColor/HotForeColor properties
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .HotBackColor = RGB(0,0,255) .HotForeColor = RGB(255,255,255) .Columns.Add("Value").Visible = False With .Columns.Add("USD") .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "len(%0) ? ((0:=dbl(%0)) < 10 ? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' : '<b>') + `USD `+ (=:0 format ``)" End With With .Columns.Add("EUR") .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "len(%0) ? ((0:=0.72*dbl(%0)) < 10 ? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' : '<b>') + `EUR `+ (=:0 format ``)" End With With .Items .AddItem "1.23" .AddItem "2.34" .AddItem "9.94" .AddItem "11.94" .AddItem "1000" End With .HotBackColor = .BackColor .HotForeColor = .ForeColor .EndUpdate End With |
881 |
How do I format a column using a currency, and another column to another currency
With Grid1 .Columns.Add("Value").Visible = False With .Columns.Add("USD") .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "len(%0) ? ((0:=dbl(%0)) < 10 ? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' : '<b>') + `USD `+ (=:0 format ``)" End With With .Columns.Add("EUR") .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "len(%0) ? ((0:=0.72*dbl(%0)) < 10 ? '<fgcolor=808080><font ;7>' : '<b>') + `EUR `+ (=:0 format ``)" End With With .Items .AddItem "1.23" .AddItem "2.34" .AddItem "9.94" .AddItem "11.94" .AddItem "1000" End With End With |
880 |
How can I sort the columns to be displayed on the columns floating bar
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add("City").Visible = False .Add("Start").Visible = False .Add("End").Visible = False End With .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True .ColumnsFloatBarSortOrder = 1 End With |
879 |
How can I get the column index and the row index of the active cell
' FocusChanged event - Occurs when a new cell is focused. Private Sub Grid1_FocusChanged() With Grid1 Debug.Print( "Active/Focus-Column:" ) Debug.Print( .Item(.Columns.FocusColumnIndex).Caption ) With .Items Debug.Print( "Active/Focus-Row/Item:" ) Debug.Print( .CellCaption(.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) ) End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns .Add("C1").Editor.EditType = 1 .Add("C2").Editor.EditType = 1 .Add("C3").Editor.EditType = 1 End With With .Items h = .AddItem(1) .CellValue(h,1) = 2 .CellValue(h,2) = 3 h = .AddItem(3) .CellValue(h,1) = 1 .CellValue(h,2) = 2 End With .EndUpdate End With |
878 |
How can I add a vertical padding
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .DrawGridLines = -1 With .Columns.Add("Padding") .Def(0) = True .Def(16) = False .Def(48) = 6 .Def(49) = 6 .Def(50) = 6 .Def(51) = 6 End With With .Items .AddItem "padding" .AddItem "padding" End With .EndUpdate End With |
877 |
How can I set item's height individually for every item in the control and also have line breaks in the item caption
With Grid1 .BackColorAlternate = RGB(240,240,240) With .Columns.Add("Lines") .Def(17) = 1 .Def(16) = False End With .ItemsAllowSizing = -1 With .Items h = .AddItem("Line 1<br>Line 2") .ItemMinHeight(h) = 36 .ItemHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) .ItemMaxHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) h = .AddItem("Line 1<br>Line 2") .ItemMinHeight(h) = 48 .ItemHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) .ItemMaxHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) h = .AddItem("Line 1<br>Line 2") .ItemMinHeight(h) = 64 .ItemHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) .ItemMaxHeight(h) = .ItemMinHeight(h) End With End With |
876 |
The mouse-cursor is shown over the tooltip. Is it possible somehow resolve this (method 2)
' MouseMove event - Occurs when the user moves the mouse. Private Sub Grid1_MouseMove(ByVal Button As Integer,ByVal Shift As Integer,ByVal X As Long,ByVal Y As Long) With Grid1 .ShowToolTip "This is bit of text that's shown when the user hovers the cell","Column",0,"+16","+16" End With End Sub With Grid1 .Columns.Add "Column" With .Items .AddItem "tooltip" End With End With |
875 |
The mouse-cursor is shown over the tooltip. Is it possible somehow resolve this (method 1)
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874 |
How can I add a MIN or MAX field (for date)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add("Text").SortType = 2 With .Items .AddItem #1/1/2001# .AddItem #12/11/1998# .AddItem #1/20/2014# .AddItem #1/1/2013# h = .AddItem("min(all,dir,date(%0))") .SortableItem(h) = False .CellValueFormat(h,0) = 4 .CellHAlignment(h,0) = 2 .FormatCell(h,0) = "'MIN: '+value" h = .AddItem("max(all,dir,date(%0))") .SortableItem(h) = False .CellValueFormat(h,0) = 4 .CellHAlignment(h,0) = 2 .FormatCell(h,0) = "'MAX: '+value" End With .EndUpdate End With |
873 |
How can I add a MIN or MAX field (for text)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add("Text").SortType = 0 With .Items .AddItem "aha" .AddItem "baba" .AddItem "aaha" .AddItem "aka" h = .AddItem("min(all,dir,str(%0))") .SortableItem(h) = False .CellValueFormat(h,0) = 4 .CellHAlignment(h,0) = 2 .FormatCell(h,0) = "'MIN: '+value" h = .AddItem("max(all,dir,str(%0))") .SortableItem(h) = False .CellValueFormat(h,0) = 4 .CellHAlignment(h,0) = 2 .FormatCell(h,0) = "'MAX: '+value" End With .EndUpdate End With |
872 |
How can I change the the focus rectangle
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .VisualAppearance.Add 1,"gBFLBCJwBAEHhEJAAEhABeEGACAADACAxRDgMQBQKAAzQFAYbBlBaERiGQYIJhUAIIRZGMQxXAcMQvDSKQJhGDAADENAxAJCI4DBIgZQNDwZQIkCY4ZDKHIfRzNAASJ" & _ "IkTQPBKfYDGOLhSh6IJGRpPEIxdJMBr+fZ9QApeoYVj2J4eUCAFBxDRsZw8BiNAbkOi4Jp1f5nVJaFSxCKoSxbNqSBpGCzoJrKdI0R5JES2BAddTLBKzX7tHArLgSJ5d" & _ "SrLMrwSKcRR1HSbIDyGaMUiCSqGVjWNZ5FREM46AAGbDgMILEgOZpoYDFVTZTKFCS7I6Eb40CCbCyPJQAabgWo4KAAZThNi7QAua4bTr7HqibLAexaJDOc4HVSgMLlIY" & _ "EkIeg2iybAjDkfhMFuHY7mQT4xB0TBnFoUQ6i+cg2j2SIvHqVZIl8cB+BwTgPA4NRdjycg2FoHhuAMUZuHGUAwCECQUAaEYMHQHRHCGFRZEQAABO2AwRFCWQJAoGxECW" & _ "TBHkGBxpg8RhYBMbJbD+TBzByfwwAwCIOCWCQiGiJgogqYh4hYIQ/k2cx9gEYQAAiRgqgsYx4mYLIOiOCMjjCTA4iScw8mMOQWEaEZkGkDgpguUIYm4SITmUCQaDuExj" & _ "gkRhWhQJQ0A4ToVmWSQWFkAAljkdhiheZgZgoXIZCUWYaF2GgihmKhrg4JRJjYboVmaSIiHOHQnAkahph2ZYJmQAAxAwSQKESHwkFkKgoiAIxIHoPIimOOg2DiCgoiQJ" & _ "RQTYQxwn8MgMgoMoPiaYoaGCfw4A4CJNAkOpcGQBCAg==" .Background(19) = &H1000000 With .Columns.Add("Check") .Def(48) = 2 .Def(0) = True End With .SelForeColor = .ForeColor .SelBackColor = .BackColor .DefaultItemHeight = 22 .ShowFocusRect = True With .Items .AddItem "" .AddItem "" End With .EndUpdate End With |
871 |
Can each cell have their own dropdown lists that contain "different list item values" for each cell, not predefined for the entire column
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Column/Cell-Same").Editor .EditType = 3 .AddItem 0,"Zero" .AddItem 1,"One" .AddItem 2,"Two" End With With .Columns.Add("Column/Cell-Different").Editor .EditType = 1 End With With .Items .AddItem h = .AddItem(0) With .CellEditor(h,1) .EditType = 3 .AddItem 3,"Three" .AddItem 4,"Four" End With .CellValue(h,1) = 3 .AddItem h = .AddItem(0) With .CellEditor(h,1) .EditType = 6 .AddItem 1,"Single" .AddItem 2,"Double" End With .CellValue(h,1) = 3 End With .EndUpdate End With |
870 |
How can I specify just a few fonts in a FontType editor
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .DefaultItemHeight = 22 .DrawGridLines = -2 With .Columns.Add("Fonts").Editor .EditType = 10 .ClearItems .AddItem 0,"Calibri" .AddItem 1,"Arial" .AddItem 2,"Rockwell" .AddItem 3,"Tahoma" .SortItems True .DropDownRows = 4 End With With .Items .AddItem "Tahoma" End With .EndUpdate End With |
869 |
How do you embed HTML options into the anchor click string
' AnchorClick event - Occurs when an anchor element is clicked. Private Sub Grid1_AnchorClick(ByVal AnchorID As String,ByVal Options As String) With Grid1 Debug.Print( AnchorID ) Debug.Print( Options ) End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns .Add("Car").Def(17) = 1 End With With .Items .AddItem "<a mazda_1;options for 1>Mazda <b>1</b></a>" .AddItem "<a mazda_2;options for 2>Mazda <b>2</b></a>" .AddItem "<a mazda_3;options for 3a>Mazda <b>3.a</b></a>" .AddItem "<a mazda_3;options for 3b>Mazda <b>3.b</b></a>" End With .EndUpdate End With |
868 |
How do I add a checkbox column (method 2)
' CellStateChanged event - Fired after cell's state has been changed. Private Sub Grid1_CellStateChanged(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) With Grid1 Debug.Print( "CheckBox Changed:" ) Debug.Print( .Items.CellState(Item,ColIndex) ) End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add("Check").Def(0) = True With .Items .CellState(.AddItem("Check 1"),0) = 0 .CellState(.AddItem("Check 2"),0) = 1 .CellState(.AddItem("Check 3"),0) = 0 .CellState(.AddItem("Check 4"),0) = 1 End With .EndUpdate End With |
867 |
How do I add a checkbox column (method 1)
' Change event - Occurs when the user changes the cell's content. Private Sub Grid1_Change(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long,NewValue As Variant) With Grid1 Debug.Print( "CheckBox Changed:" ) Debug.Print( NewValue ) End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Check") With .Editor .EditType = 19 .Option(17) = 1 End With End With With .Items .AddItem 0 .AddItem 1 .AddItem 0 .AddItem 1 End With .EndUpdate End With |
866 |
How do I change the progress bar's appearance
With Grid1 With .VisualAppearance .Add 1,"c:\exontrol\images\normal.ebn" .Add 2,"c:\exontrol\images\pushed.ebn" End With Set var_Editor = .Columns.Add("Progress").Editor With var_Editor .EditType = 13 .Option(11) = 16777216 .Option(13) = 33554432 End With .Items.AddItem 33 End With |
865 |
I have the rows with different background color, and when I select the item it takes the color of the SelBackColor, and therefore is no longer visible behind the color. Is there any option to make the item's color being visible (method 3)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .VisualAppearance.Add 1,"gBFLBCJwBAEHhEJAEGg4BVEIQAAYAQGKIYBkAKBQAGaAoDDMOQwQwAAxjGKEEwsACEIrjKCRShyCYZRhGcTSBCIZBqEqSZLiEZRQCWIAzATGYBRfIUEgjBM6ExwG78e" & _ "gBHp/ZpkACIJJAaRjHQdJxGKKMQB9DIhCZpeKhWgkKIJBzOEyBRC4ERBGqNGrsIgLEqWZpnWhaNpWXYTLyBN64LhuK46g53O6wLxvK6hEr2dJ/YBcIAOfghf4NQ7EMRx" & _ "LC8Mw3BDvYDkOAABAIgI=" .SelBackColor = &H1fffffe .ShowFocusRect = False .Columns.Add "Items" With .Items .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("red")) = RGB(255,0,0) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("blue")) = RGB(0,0,255) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("green")) = RGB(0,255,0) End With .EndUpdate End With |
864 |
I have the rows with different background color, and when I select the item it takes the color of the SelBackColor, and therefore is no longer visible behind the color. Is there any option to make the item's color being visible (method 2)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .SelBackMode = 1 .ShowFocusRect = False .Columns.Add "Items" With .Items .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("red")) = RGB(255,0,0) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("blue")) = RGB(0,0,255) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("green")) = RGB(0,255,0) End With .EndUpdate End With |
863 |
I have the rows with different background color, and when I select the item it takes the color of the SelBackColor, and therefore is no longer visible behind the color. Is there any option to make the item's color being visible (method 1)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .SelBackColor = .BackColor .SelForeColor = .ForeColor .ShowFocusRect = True .Columns.Add "Items" With .Items .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("red")) = RGB(255,0,0) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("blue")) = RGB(0,0,255) .ItemBackColor(.AddItem("green")) = RGB(0,255,0) End With .EndUpdate End With |
862 |
The BeforeExpandItem event is fired when clicking the drop down filter button. What we can do to prevent that
' BeforeExpandItem event - Fired before an item is about to be expanded (collapsed). Private Sub Grid1_BeforeExpandItem(ByVal Item As Long,Cancel As Variant) With Grid1 Debug.Print( "BeforeExpandItem" ) Debug.Print( Item ) .Items.InsertItem Item,,"new child" End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 With .Columns With .Add("Items") .DisplayFilterButton = True .FilterList = 4 End With End With With .Items .ItemHasChildren(.InsertItem(,,"Group 1")) = True .ItemHasChildren(.InsertItem(,,"Group 2")) = True End With .EndUpdate End With |
861 |
How can I change the shape of the line to be shown when user drag and drop data over the control, EBN
' OLEStartDrag event - Occurs when the OLEDrag method is called. Private Sub Grid1_OLEStartDrag(ByVal Data As Object,AllowedEffects As Long) ' Data.SetData("data to be dragged") End Sub With Grid1 .OLEDropMode = 1 .VisualAppearance.Add 1,"C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExList\Sample\VB\DragDrop\insert_bottom.ebn" .Background(96) = &H1000000 .Columns.Add "Default" With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" End With End With |
860 |
How can I highlight the item from cursor when the user drag and drop data over the control
' OLEStartDrag event - Occurs when the OLEDrag method is called. Private Sub Grid1_OLEStartDrag(ByVal Data As Object,AllowedEffects As Long) ' Data.SetData("data to be dragged") End Sub With Grid1 .OLEDropMode = 1 .Background(96) = RGB(1,0,0) .Columns.Add "Default" With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" End With End With |
859 |
Is it possible to always show the editor for all cells at all times
' AddItem event - Occurs after a new Item has been inserted to Items collection. Private Sub Grid1_AddItem(ByVal Item As Long) With Grid1 .Items.CellEditorVisible(Item,0) = 1 .Items.CellEditorVisible(Item,1) = 1 End With End Sub ' EditOpen event - Occurs when the edit operation starts. Private Sub Grid1_EditOpen() With Grid1 With .Items v = .CellValue(.FocusItem,0) c = .CellCaption(.FocusItem,0) End With With .Columns.Item(1).Editor .ClearItems .AddItem v,c End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("DropDownList") With .Editor .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"First" .AddItem 2,"Second" .AddItem 3,"Third" End With End With .DrawGridLines = -1 .Columns.Add("DropDownList-Related").Editor.EditType = 3 With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem(1),1) = -1 .CellValue(.AddItem(2),1) = -1 .CellValue(.AddItem(3),1) = -1 .LockedItemCount(2) = 1 h = .LockedItem(2,0) .ItemDivider(h) = 0 .ItemDividerLineAlignment(h) = 2 .CellEditorVisible(h,0) = False .CellSingleLine(h,0) = False .CellValueFormat(h,0) = 1 .CellValue(h,0) = "The drop down editor in the second column is filled during the <b>EditOpen event</b>, and the values are based on the selection" & _ " on the first column." End With .EndUpdate End With |
858 |
How do I set a computated cell individually
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add "Number" .Columns.Add "Format" With .Items h = .AddItem("1.23") .CellValueFormat(h,1) = 3 ' ValueFormatEnum.exComputedField Or ValueFormatEnum.exHTML .CellValue(h,1) = "2 * %0 + ` <font ;6><fgcolor=808080>(2 * Number)`" h = .AddItem("1.23") .CellValueFormat(h,1) = 3 ' ValueFormatEnum.exComputedField Or ValueFormatEnum.exHTML .CellValue(h,1) = "3 * %0 + ` <font ;6><fgcolor=808080>(3 * Number)`" h = .AddItem("1.23") .CellValueFormat(h,1) = 3 ' ValueFormatEnum.exComputedField Or ValueFormatEnum.exHTML .CellValue(h,1) = "currency(%0) + ` <font ;6><fgcolor=808080>( Currency(Number) )`" End With .EndUpdate End With |
857 |
Is it possible to assign a different editor for some cells
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Column - DropDownList").Editor .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"First item" .AddItem 2,"Second item" .AddItem 3,"Third item" End With .Columns.Add("Cell - DropDownList").Def(17) = 1 With .Items h = .AddItem(1) With .CellEditor(h,1) .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"<b>First</b> item" .AddItem 2,"<b>Second</b> item" .AddItem 3,"<b>Third</b> item" .AddItem 4,"<b>Forth</b> item" End With .CellValue(h,1) = 2 h = .AddItem(2) With .CellEditor(h,1) .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"<b>Aka First</b> item" .AddItem 2,"<b>Aka Second</b> item" .AddItem 3,"<b>Aka Third</b> item" .AddItem 4,"<b>Aka Forth</b> item" End With .CellValue(h,1) = 2 End With End With |
856 |
Is it possible to define the keys of the drop down values to be strings rather than numeric values
' Change event - Occurs when the user changes the cell's content. Private Sub Grid1_Change(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long,NewValue As Variant) With Grid1 Debug.Print( "NewValue is" ) Debug.Print( NewValue ) End With End Sub With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("DropDownList-String").Editor .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"NYC|New York City" .AddItem 2,"CJN|Cluj Napoca" End With With .Columns.Add("DropDownList-Numeric").Editor .EditType = 3 .AddItem 1,"New York City" .AddItem 2,"Cluj Napoca" End With With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem("NYC"),1) = 2 End With End With |
855 |
The Change event gets me the today date. How can I find what user typed
' Change event - Occurs when the user changes the cell's content. Private Sub Grid1_Change(ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long,NewValue As Variant) With Grid1 Debug.Print( "NewValue:" ) Debug.Print( NewValue ) Debug.Print( "EditingValue:" ) Debug.Print( .EditingText ) End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add("Edit").Editor.EditType = 7 .Items.AddItem #1/1/2001# .EndUpdate End With |
854 |
I have an edit field, when going to edit mode, the rightmost part is shown. Is it possible to show the left part instead
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Edit") .Width = 64 .AllowSizing = False With .Editor .EditType = 8 .Mask = ";;;rich" End With End With .Columns.Add "Empty" With .Items .AddItem "This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem "" End With .EndUpdate End With |
853 |
I have a drop down field, the control shows the rightmost part of the selected caption. Is it possible to show the left part
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("DropDown") .Width = 64 .AllowSizing = False With .Editor .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 .EditType = 2 .AddItem 1,"First item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 2,"Second item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 3,"Third item. This is a bit ot long text" .Mask = ";;;rich" End With End With With .Columns.Add("PickEdit") .Width = 64 .AllowSizing = False With .Editor .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 .EditType = 14 .AddItem 1,"First item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 2,"Second item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 3,"Third item. This is a bit ot long text" .Mask = ";;;rich" End With End With .Columns.Add "Empty" With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem("First item. This is a bit ot long text"),1) = "Second item. This is a bit ot long text" h = .AddItem("First item. This is a bit ot long text") With .CellEditor(h,0) .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 .EditType = 2 .AddItem 1,"First item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 2,"Second item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 3,"Third item. This is a bit ot long text" End With .CellValue(h,1) = "Second item. This is a bit ot long text" With .CellEditor(h,1) .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 .EditType = 14 .AddItem 1,"First item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 2,"Second item. This is a bit ot long text" .AddItem 3,"Third item. This is a bit ot long text" End With End With .EndUpdate End With |
852 |
Is there a property for the back color of the dropdown field
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Date").Editor .EditType = 7 .Option(55) = 15790320 .Option(56) = 65793 End With .Items.AddItem #1/1/2001# .EndUpdate End With |
851 |
Is it possible to change a back color of the field/cell when it takes a focus
' EditClose event - Occurs when the edit operation ends. Private Sub Grid1_EditClose() With Grid1 With .Items .ClearCellBackColor .FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex End With End With End Sub ' EditOpen event - Occurs when the edit operation starts. Private Sub Grid1_EditOpen() With Grid1 With .Items .CellBackColor(.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) = RGB(255,0,0) End With With .Items .CellValue(.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) = Grid1.Items.CellValue(Grid1.Items.FocusItem,Grid1.FocusColumnIndex) End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .FullRowSelect = 0 .Columns.Add("C1").Editor.EditType = 1 .Columns.Add("C2").Editor.EditType = 1 With .Items .CellValue(.AddItem("v1"),1) = "v2" .CellValue(.AddItem("v3"),1) = "v4" End With End With |
850 |
How can I display the current date mask, but still allow empty values
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .CauseValidateValue = True .FullRowSelect = 0 .DrawGridLines = -2 With .Columns.Add("Date").Editor .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!99/99/9999;1;;empty=1,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!" & _ ",select=4,overtype" End With With .Items .AddItem .AddItem #1/1/2001# .AddItem End With .EndUpdate End With |
849 |
How can I align the days in a DateType editor
With Grid1 .Columns.Add "DropDown" With .Items With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 2 End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 1 End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 0 End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 33 ' &H20 Or AlignmentEnum.CenterAlignment End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 34 ' &H20 Or AlignmentEnum.RightAlignment End With End With End With |
848 |
How can I align the drop down portion rather the inside captions
With Grid1 .Columns.Add("DropDown").Editor.EditType = 7 With .Items With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 32 ' &H20 End With With .CellEditor(.AddItem(#1/1/2001#),0) .EditType = 7 .DropDownAlignment = 16 ' &H10 End With .AddItem #1/1/2001# End With End With |
847 |
Is it possible to show a message that the field is empty
With Grid1 .DrawGridLines = -2 .FullRowSelect = 0 With .Columns.Add("Float") With .Editor .EditType = 8 .Mask = ";;;float,digits=0,grouping=,invalid=empty,warning=invalid character" End With End With .Items.AddItem 192278 .Items.AddItem 1000 End With |
846 |
How can I mask a date
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .CauseValidateValue = True .FullRowSelect = 0 .DrawGridLines = -2 .Columns.Add "Date" .Columns.Add "Mask" With .Items h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "{1,12}/{1,31}/{1950,2050};1;;select=1,warning=Invalid character!,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b" & _ ">!,validateas=1" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!99/99/9999;1;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,s" & _ "elect=4,overtype" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!99/99/9999;;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,se" & _ "lect=4,overtype" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!99/99/9999;; ;select=4,overtype,empty,warning=Invalid character!,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</" & _ "b>!,validateas=1" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "![0-9 ][0-9 ]/[0-9 ][0-9 ]/[0-9 ][0-9 ][0-9 ][0-9 ];1;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%m" & _ "ask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,select=4,leading= " End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) .FormatCell(h,0) = "len(value) ? shortdateF(value) : ``" With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!99/99/9999;1;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,s" & _ "elect=4,overtype,leading" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) .FormatCell(h,0) = "len(value) ? shortdateF(value) : ``" With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!00/00/0000;1;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,s" & _ "elect=4,overtype,leading" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) .FormatCell(h,0) = "len(value) ? shortdateF(value) : ``" With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!00/00/0000;;0;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,s" & _ "elect=4,overtype" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask h = .AddItem(#1/1/2001#) .FormatCell(h,0) = "len(value) ? shortdateF(value) : ``" With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 7 .Mask = "!00/00/0000;;;empty,validateas=1,invalid=Invalid date\, for the input mask <br><b>'<%mask%>'</b>!,warning=Invalid character!,se" & _ "lect=1,overtype" End With .CellValue(h,1) = .CellEditor(h,0).Mask End With .EndUpdate End With |
845 |
How can I display and edit an integer number to show grouping digits too ( no decimals)
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Float") .FormatColumn = "value format `0`" With .Editor .EditType = 8 .Mask = ";;;float,digits=0" End With End With .Items.AddItem 192278 End With |
844 |
How can I display and edit a float number to show grouping digits too
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Float") .FormatColumn = "value format ``" With .Editor .EditType = 8 .Mask = ";;;float" End With End With .Items.AddItem 192278 End With |
843 |
How can I mask a phone number
With Grid1 .CauseValidateValue = True .DrawGridLines = -2 .FullRowSelect = 0 .Columns.Add("Phone").Editor.EditType = 8 With .Items h = .AddItem() With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 8 .Mask = "!(999) 000 0000;1;;select=1,empty,overtype,warning=invalid characer,invalid=The value you entered isn't appropriate for the inp" & _ "ut mask <b>'<%mask%>'</b> specified for this field." End With h = .AddItem("0123") With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 8 .Mask = "!(999) 000 0000;2;;select=4" End With h = .AddItem("0123") With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 8 .Mask = "`Phone: `!(999) 000-0000" End With h = .AddItem("(074) 876-1222") With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 8 .Mask = "!(999) 000-0000;0" End With End With End With |
842 |
Is it possible to display the ColorType fields using RGB format
With Grid1 .Columns.Add("Color").Editor.EditType = 9 With .Items .AddItem 255 h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`RGB(`{0,255}\,{0,255}\,{0,255}`)`;;0" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`&H`XXXXXXXX`&`;;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`0x`XX `0x`XX `0x`XX;;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "R{0,255} G{0,255} B{0,255};;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`(hexa) RGB 0x`XXXXXX;;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`(decimal) Red: `{0,255}` Green: `{0,255}` Blue: `{0,255};;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With h = .AddItem(255) With .CellEditor(h,0) .EditType = 9 .Mask = "`(combine) Red: `{0,255}` Green: 0x`XX` Blue: `{0,255};;0;overtype,insertype,warning=Wrong!" End With End With End With |
841 |
How can I add the ExComboBox as an user editor
' UserEditorClose event - Fired the user editor is about to be opened. Private Sub Grid1_UserEditorClose(ByVal Object As Object,ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) ' Items.CellValue(Item,ColIndex) = Object.Value End Sub ' UserEditorOleEvent event - Occurs when an user editor fires an event. Private Sub Grid1_UserEditorOleEvent(ByVal Object As Object,ByVal Ev As Object,CloseEditor As Boolean,ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) With Grid1 Debug.Print( Ev ) End With End Sub ' UserEditorOpen event - Occurs when an user editor is about to be opened. Private Sub Grid1_UserEditorOpen(ByVal Object As Object,ByVal Item As Long,ByVal ColIndex As Long) ' Object.Value = Me.Items.CellValue(Item,ColIndex) End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns.Add("Exontrol.ComboBox").Editor .EditType = 16 .UserEditor "Exontrol.ComboBox","" With .UserEditorObject End With End With .DrawGridLines = -2 .DefaultItemHeight = 21 With .Items .CellEditorVisible(.AddItem(10248),0) = 1 .CellEditorVisible(.AddItem(10249),0) = 1 .CellEditorVisible(.AddItem(10250),0) = 1 End With .EndUpdate End With |
840 |
How can I add a header row
With Grid1 .ShowLockedItems = True .DrawGridLines = 2 .Columns.Add "C1" .Columns.Add "C2" With .Items .LockedItemCount(0) = 1 h = .LockedItem(0,0) .ItemBackColor(h) = RGB(128,128,128) .ItemForeColor(h) = RGB(255,255,255) .CellValue(h,0) = "footer c1" .CellValue(h,1) = "footer c2" .CellValue(.AddItem("cell"),1) = "cell" End With End With |
839 |
How can I add a footer row
With Grid1 .ShowLockedItems = True .DrawGridLines = 2 .Columns.Add "C1" .Columns.Add "C2" With .Items .LockedItemCount(2) = 1 h = .LockedItem(2,0) .ItemBackColor(h) = RGB(128,128,128) .ItemForeColor(h) = RGB(255,255,255) .CellValue(h,0) = "footer c1" .CellValue(h,1) = "footer c2" .CellValue(.AddItem("cell"),1) = "cell" End With End With |
838 |
How can I programmatically add more columns to the sort bar and other to be sorted, but not included in the sort bar
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837 |
How can I fix a column, while other sizable and fill the control's client
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = True .Columns.Add "Sizable" With .Columns.Add("F") .AllowSizing = False .Width = 16 End With End With |
836 |
Is it possible to use empty values on a PickEditType editor (method 2)
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("DropDown").Editor .EditType = 14 .AddItem 0,"" .AddItem 1,"The first item" .AddItem 2,"The second item" .AddItem 3,"The third item" End With With .Items .AddItem "The first item" .AddItem "" .AddItem "The third item" End With End With |
835 |
Is it possible to use empty values on a PickEditType editor (method 1)
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("DropDown").Editor .EditType = 14 .Option(54) = True .AddItem 1,"The first item" .AddItem 2,"The second item" .AddItem 3,"The third item" End With With .Items .AddItem "The first item" .AddItem "" .AddItem "The third item" End With End With |
834 |
How can I specify an unselectable cell
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate With .Columns .Add "C1" .Add "C2" .Add "C3" End With With .Items h = .AddItem("unselectable item") .CellValue(h,1) = "unselectable item" .CellValue(h,2) = "unselectable item" .SelectableItem(h) = False h = .AddItem("selectable cell") .CellValue(h,1) = "unselectable cell" .CellEnabled(h,1) = False .CellForeColor(h,1) = RGB(0,0,0) .CellValue(h,2) = "disabled cell" .CellEnabled(h,2) = False h = .AddItem("disabled item") .CellValue(h,1) = "disabled item" .CellValue(h,2) = "disabled item" .EnableItem(h) = False .SelectableItem(h) = False End With .EndUpdate End With |
833 |
Is it possible to edit a float number without using of e/E/d/D (exponent) and +/- (signs) characters
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Edit").Editor .EditType = 1 .Numeric = 770 ' NumericEnum.exDisableSigns Or NumericEnum.exFloatInteger End With .Items.AddItem 1.22 End With |
832 |
How can I edit a float number with no using of e/E/d/D and + character
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Edit").Editor .EditType = 1 .Numeric = 258 ' NumericEnum.exDisablePlus Or NumericEnum.exFloatInteger End With .Items.AddItem 1.22 End With |
831 |
Is it possible to edit a float number with no using of e/E/d/D (exponent) characters
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Edit").Editor .EditType = 1 .Numeric = 2 End With .Items.AddItem 1.22 End With |
830 |
How can I edit an integer with no using of +/- signs
With Grid1 With .Columns.Add("Edit").Editor .EditType = 1 .Numeric = 1023 ' &Hfc Or NumericEnum.exDisableSigns Or NumericEnum.exFloatInteger Or NumericEnum.exFloat End With .Items.AddItem 1 End With |
829 |
When I'm trying to show string with "line break" character (vbCrLF) in a textbox, it shows 2 squares. Is there any way to hide these squares
With Grid1 With .Columns .Add "Value" With .Add("CellSingleLine = False") .ComputedField = "%0" .Def(16) = False End With With .Add("FormatColumn/replace CRLF") .ComputedField = "%0" .FormatColumn = "value replace `\r\n` with ``" End With With .Add("FormatColumn/replace TAB,CRLF") .ComputedField = "%0" .FormatColumn = "(value replace `\t` with ``) replace `\r\n` with ``" End With End With With .Items .AddItem "a\ta\r\nb\tb" End With End With |
828 |
Is there any way to "unselect" radio group
' DblClick event - Occurs when the user dblclk the left mouse button over an object. Private Sub Grid1_DblClick(ByVal Shift As Integer,ByVal X As Long,ByVal Y As Long) With Grid1 With .Items h = .CellChecked(1234) .CellHasCheckBox(0,h) = True .CellState(0,h) = 0 .CellHasCheckBox(0,h) = False End With End With End Sub ' SelectionChanged event - Fired after a new item has been selected. Private Sub Grid1_SelectionChanged() With Grid1 With .Items .CellState(.FocusItem,0) = 1 End With End With End Sub With Grid1 .MarkSearchColumn = False .SelBackColor = RGB(255,255,128) .SelForeColor = RGB(0,0,0) .Columns.Add "Default" With .Items h = .AddItem("Radio 1") .CellHasRadioButton(h,0) = True .CellRadioGroup(h,0) = 1234 h = .AddItem("Radio 2") .CellHasRadioButton(h,0) = True .CellRadioGroup(h,0) = 1234 .CellState(h,0) = 1 h = .AddItem("Radio 3") .CellHasRadioButton(h,0) = True .CellRadioGroup(h,0) = 1234 End With End With |
827 |
The Column.Alignment property does not seem to work for cells with images in them. What can be done
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Images "gBJJgBAIDAAGAAEAAQhYAf8Pf4hh0QihCJo2AEZjQAjEZFEaIEaEEaAIAkcbk0olUrlktl0vmExmUzmk1m03nE5nU7nk9n0/oFBoVDolFo1HpFJpVLplNp1PqFRqVTq" & _ "lVq1XrFZrVbrldr1fsFhsVjslls1ntFptVrtltt1vuFxuVzul1u13vF5vV7vl9v1/wGBwWDwmFw2HxGJxWLxmNx0xiFdyOTh8Tf9ZymXx+QytcyNgz8r0OblWjyWds+m" & _ "0ka1Vf1ta1+r1mos2xrG2xeZ0+a0W0qOx3GO4NV3WeyvD2XJ5XL5nN51aiw+lfSj0gkUkAEllHanHI5j/cHg8EZf7w8vl8j4f/qfEZeB09/vjLAB30+kZQAP/P5/H6/y" & _ "NAOAEAwCjMBwFAEDwJBMDwLBYAP2/8Hv8/gAGAD8LQs9w/nhDY/oygIA=" .TreeColumnIndex = -1 .DrawGridLines = -1 .HeaderHeight = 24 .DefaultItemHeight = 24 With .Columns.Add("Image") .AllowSizing = False .Width = 32 .HTMLCaption = "<img>1</img>" .HeaderAlignment = 1 .Alignment = 1 .Def(17) = 1 End With .Columns.Add "Rest" With .Items .AddItem "<img>1</img>" .AddItem "<img>2</img>" .AddItem "<img>3</img>" End With .EndUpdate End With |
826 |
Can I change the format of date to be shown in the control
With Grid1 With .Columns .Add "Default" With .Add("Format.1") .ComputedField = "%0" .FormatColumn = "dateF(value) replace `/` with `-`" End With With .Add("Format.2") .ComputedField = "%0" .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "`<b>`+ shortdate(value) + `</b> ` + timeF(value)" End With With .Add("Format.3") .ComputedField = "%0" .Def(17) = 1 .FormatColumn = "( dateF(value) replace `/` with `-` ) + ` <b>`+ ( weekday(value) case ( 0 : `Su`; 1 : `Mo`; 2 : `Tu`; 3 : `We`; 4 : `Th`; 5 : `" & _ "Fr`; 6 : `Sa`) )" End With End With With .Items .AddItem #1/1/2001 10:00:00 AM# .AddItem #1/2/2001 10:00:00 AM# End With End With |
825 |
How do I arrange my columns on multiple levels
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False .DrawGridLines = -1 With .Columns With .Add("C0") .ExpandColumns = "1,2" .DisplayExpandButton = False End With .Add "C1" .Add "C2" .Add "C3" With .Add("C4") .ExpandColumns = "5,6" .DisplayExpandButton = False End With .Add "C5" With .Add("C6") .ExpandColumns = "6,7" .DisplayExpandButton = False End With .Add "C7" End With .EndUpdate End With |
824 |
Does your control support expandable header or columns, so I can arrange it on multiple levels
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .DrawGridLines = -1 .BackColorLevelHeader = RGB(240,240,240) With .Columns With .Add("Photo") .AllowSizing = False .Width = 32 End With .Add "Personal Info" .Add "Title" .Add "Name" .Add "First" .Add "Last" .Add "Address" .Item("Personal Info").ExpandColumns = "2,3" With .Item("Name") .ExpandColumns = "4,5" .Expanded = False End With End With .EndUpdate End With |
823 |
How can I use the MinWidthAutoResize/MaxWidthAutoResize
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs With .Columns.Item(0) .MaxWidthAutoResize = 32 .WidthAutoResize = True End With .EndUpdate End With |
822 |
Does your control support subscript or superscript, in HTML captions
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False .HeaderHeight = 28 .DefaultItemHeight = 24 With .Columns With .Add("Column 1") .HTMLCaption = "Column <b><off 2><font ;6>1" .Def(17) = 1 End With With .Add("Column 2") .HTMLCaption = "Column <b><off 2><font ;6>2" .Def(17) = 1 End With With .Add("Column 3") .HTMLCaption = "Column <b><off 2><font ;6>3" .Def(17) = 1 End With End With With .Items h = .AddItem("Item <font ;6><off 4>1") .CellValue(h,1) = "Item <font ;6><off -6>2" .CellValue(h,2) = "Item <b><font ;6><off -6>2<off 4>3<off 4>1" End With End With |
821 |
How can I specify the splited cell's background color
With Grid1 .MarkSearchColumn = False .TreeColumnIndex = -1 .Columns.Add("1").Def(4) = 255 With .Columns.Add("2") .Width = 32 .AllowSizing = False End With With .Items h = .AddItem("The Item's background color inherits the Column.Def(exCellBackColor)") .ItemDivider(h) = 0 h = .AddItem("The Item's background color inherits the CellBackColor()") .ItemDivider(h) = 0 .CellBackColor(h) = RGB(0,255,0) h = .AddItem("The Item's background color inherits the CellBackColor(), while the split inherits from the Column.Def(exCellBackColor) ") .ItemDivider(h) = 0 .CellBackColor(h) = RGB(0,255,0) var_SplitCell = .SplitCell(h,0) h = .AddItem("The Item's background color inherits the CellBackColor()") .ItemDivider(h) = 0 .CellBackColor(h) = RGB(0,255,0) .CellBackColor(0,.SplitCell(h,0)) = RGB(0,0,255) End With End With |
820 |
How can I specify a fixed width for a column
With Grid1 .MarkSearchColumn = False .TreeColumnIndex = -1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns.Add("C1") .Width = 17 .AllowSizing = False End With With .Columns.Add("C2") .Width = 17 .AllowSizing = False End With .Columns.Add "Other" .ColumnAutoResize = True End With |
819 |
How can I split a cell in three parts
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .DrawGridLines = -1 .Columns.Add "Default" With .Items h = .AddItem("entire") h = .AddItem("split 1") h = .SplitCell(h,0) .CellValue(0,h) = "split 2" h = .SplitCell(0,h) .CellValue(0,h) = "split 3" h = .AddItem("entire") End With .EndUpdate End With |
818 |
How can I find if there is any filter applied to the control
' FilterChange event - Occurs when filter was changed. Private Sub Grid1_FilterChange() With Grid1 Debug.Print( "If negative, the filter is present, else not" ) Debug.Print( .Items.VisibleItemCount ) End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 .TreeColumnIndex = -1 .FilterInclude = 4 With .Columns.Add("Column") .DisplayFilterButton = True .FilterType = 240 .Filter = "C1" End With With .Items h = .AddItem("R1") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" .ExpandItem(h) = True h = .AddItem("R2") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" End With .ApplyFilter .EndUpdate End With |
817 |
How can I prevent showing the lines for the hierarchy while using the exMatchingItemsOnly option
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 .TreeColumnIndex = -1 .FilterInclude = 4 With .Columns.Add("Column") .DisplayFilterButton = True .FilterType = 240 .Filter = "C1|C2" End With With .Items h = .AddItem("R1") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" .ExpandItem(h) = True h = .AddItem("R2") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" End With .ApplyFilter .EndUpdate End With |
816 |
Is there any method to get only the matched items and not the items with his parent
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .LinesAtRoot = -1 .FilterInclude = 4 With .Columns.Add("Column") .DisplayFilterButton = True .FilterType = 240 .Filter = "C1|C2" End With With .Items h = .AddItem("R1") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" .ExpandItem(h) = True h = .AddItem("R2") .InsertItem h,,"C1" .InsertItem h,,"C2" End With .ApplyFilter .EndUpdate End With |
815 |
Is there any property I can save and restore automatically the current setting, column position, size, and so on (2)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add "Column" With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" .AddItem "Item 3" End With .Layout = "Select=""0"";SingleSort=""C0:2"";Columns=1" .EndUpdate End With |
814 |
Is there any property I can save and restore automatically the current setting, column position, size, and so on (1)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .Columns.Add "Column" With .Items .AddItem "Item 1" .AddItem "Item 2" .AddItem "Item 3" End With .Layout = "gBjAAwAAuABmABpABsAB0ABlAByhoAPIAOEPAA9gYABoABQAgUEg0XN4AOcJicKkpujMbjsfkMFk0YhkQgUOjUEl8gjcGO0ok8KMULjEaGMcj08kQAO8oMkTNEtGwAG" & _ "QAqc7gUlhh1ABtAEsk9GpEfhElgVcsMupNlnlonlaAFcr0shUsp8QPEtnVJqJhmcIhUMh0QiU5sYAqMngUSuEMw07k8Qv0SgVRrNEuVflF2jF5x9JyNEm0TjQijemyE0" & _ "jE3t+YruauoAu4Az1qj9BzRn0UzksSnAA0xDjY6qnAw8OiUQ0dwzN0zWz2t7j8/xURAGNvWH6k8xlEhklhEI0O/6QAgI=" .EndUpdate End With |
813 |
I have noticed that the column's header is changed once the cursor hovers it. Is it possible to change that visual appearance
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812 |
Is it possible to change the visual appearance of the columns selector/floating bar(3)
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False End With .VisualAppearance.Add 2,"c:\exontrol\images\normal.ebn" .VisualAppearance.Add 3,"c:\exontrol\images\pushed.ebn" .Background(92) = &H2000000 .Background(87) = &H3000000 .Background(93) = RGB(246,245,240) .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
811 |
Is it possible to change the visual appearance of the columns selector/floating bar(2)
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False End With .VisualAppearance.Add 3,"c:\exontrol\images\pushed.ebn" .Background(87) = &H3000000 .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
810 |
Is it possible to change the visual appearance of the columns selector/floating bar(1)
With Grid1 .VisualAppearance.Add 2,"c:\exontrol\images\normal.ebn" .Background(92) = &H2000000 .Background(87) = RGB(246,245,240) .Background(93) = RGB(246,245,240) .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
809 |
I am using the ColumnsFloatBarVisible property on True, but still not able to add any column on that list
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False End With .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
808 |
Is it possible to list a column to columns selector/floating bar, but still user can use it
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False With .Add("Column 3") .Visible = False .Enabled = False End With End With .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
807 |
How can I prevent a specific column not to be listed in the columns selector/floating bar
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False With .Add("Column 3") .Visible = False .AllowDragging = False End With End With .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
806 |
Is it possible to change the "Columns" caption being shown in the columns selector/floating bar
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False End With .Description(26) = "Hidden Columns" .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
805 |
How can I show the columns selector, so the user can drag and drop columns to the view
With Grid1 .ColumnAutoResize = False With .Columns .Add "Column 1" .Add("Column 2").Visible = False End With .ColumnsFloatBarVisible = True End With |
804 |
The column's header is changed while the cursor hovers it. Is it possible to prevent that
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803 |
I noticed that when grouping on a field, its details are always expanded. Is it possible to show collapsed by default (method 2)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .SortBarVisible = True .SortBarCaption = "Drag a <b>column</b> header here to group by that column." .AllowGroupBy = True .Columns.Item(1).SortOrder = 1 .EndUpdate .BeginUpdate .EnsureVisibleColumn 0 .Items.ExpandItem(0) = False .EndUpdate End With |
802 |
I noticed that when grouping on a field, its details are always expanded. Is it possible to show collapsed by default (method 1)
' AddGroupItem event - Occurs after a new Group Item has been inserted to Items collection. Private Sub Grid1_AddGroupItem(ByVal Item As Long) With Grid1 .Items.ExpandItem(Item) = False End With End Sub With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .SortBarVisible = True .SortBarCaption = "Drag a <b>column</b> header here to group by that column." .AllowGroupBy = True .Columns.Item(1).SortOrder = 1 .EndUpdate End With |
801 |
Is there a possibility to expand / collapse all groups (or group by group) at runtime with a method (equivalent to pressing the + or - button in the group header)
With Grid1 .BeginUpdate .ColumnAutoResize = False Set rs = CreateObject("ADOR.Recordset") With rs .Open "Orders","Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=C:\Program Files\Exontrol\ExGrid\Sample\Access\misc.accdb",3,3 End With .DataSource = rs .SortBarVisible = True .SortBarCaption = "Drag a <b>column</b> header here to group by that column." .AllowGroupBy = True .Columns.Item(1).SortOrder = 1 .EndUpdate .EnsureVisibleColumn 0 .BeginUpdate With .Items .ExpandItem(.RootItem(0)) = False .ExpandItem(.RootItem(1)) = False .ExpandItem(.RootItem(2)) = False End With .EndUpdate End With |