By default, the LimitRB property is "8D", which indicates 8 dots ( 8 pixels for DPI settings of 100%, 12 pixels for DPI settings of 150%, , 16 pixels for DPI settings of 200%, and so on ). The LimitRB property specifies the expression that determines the limit to drag the splitter to right/bottom side of its container. The LimitLT property specifies the expression that determines the limit to drag the splitter to left/top side of its container. The Min property indicates leftmost/topmost position the split bar can be moved. The Max property indicates rightmost/bottommost position the split bar can be moved. 

Any of the following properties can be used to anchor controls/components/objects to the left/top/right/bottom sides of the split bar:

• ObjectsLT property indicates the object(s) to be updated in the left/top part of the split bar
• AddObjectLT method adds a new object to be updated in the left/top part of the split bar
• ObjectsLT property indicates the object(s) to be updated in the right/bottom part of the split bar
• AddObjectRB method adds a new object to be updated in the right/bottom part of the split bar

For instance:

• "0", specifies that no limit is applied
• "8", indicates that the limit is 8 pixels
• "8D", 8 pixels for DPI settings of 100%, 12 pixels for DPI settings of 150%, , 16 pixels for DPI settings of 200%, and so on
• "25%", limits the split bar to a quarter from the full-distance.
• "25% + 8D"

The LimitRB property supports the following operators:

• valueD, specifies that the value indicates dots instead of pixels. For instance: 10D specifies 10 pixels for DPI settings of 100%, 15 pixels for DPI settings of 150%, , 20 pixels for DPI settings of 200%, and so on
• value%, indicates the percent of size to be used. For instance, 50% indicates that half of the full-range. The % (percent) is applied to the container, if no object is anchored to the split bar, else it is applied to the object with the minimum size.
• +, adds two operands. For instance 10 + 25%, indicates 10 pixels plus a quarter from the full-range
• -, subtracts two operands
• /, divides two numbers
• *, multiples two numbers