ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter Method

Overloads

• ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange)
• ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange, Boolean)
• ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32)
• ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)

ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange)

Important

This Method is obsolete.

Use SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange, false) instead.

OBSOLETE: Use SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange, Boolean) instead. Sets an AutoFilter in a cell range, ignoring the bottom coordinate of the range. Ignoring the bottom coordinate is almost always what you will want to do, but it is better to be explicit if you want to ignore it. So this method was deprecated, and you should call SetAutofilter(range, false) instead. Doing a search and replace from SetAutofilter(range) to SetAutofilter(range, false) in your code will keep your code working exactly as it worked before.

Syntax

Namespace: FlexCel.Core

public void SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange range)

Parameters

<->	Parameter	Type	Description
	range	TXlsCellRange	Range to set the AutoFilter. If range is null, this method does nothing.

See also

• ExcelFile

ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange, Boolean)

Sets an AutoFilter in a cell range.

Syntax

Namespace: FlexCel.Core

public void SetAutoFilter(TXlsCellRange range, Boolean useBottomCoordinate)

Parameters

<->	Parameter	Type	Description
	range	TXlsCellRange	Range to set the AutoFilter. If range is null, this method does nothing.
	useBottomCoordinate	Boolean	If false the bottom coordinate of the range will be ignored, and the range will extend until the first non-empty row. This is the normal way you set autofilters in Excel. When true, the range will go at least up to range.Bottom, no matter the actual used cells in Excel. To set an autofiter this way in Excel, you would select a range, then set the autofilter over that range. Note that the autofilter can include rows after range.Bottom anyway. range.Bottom only specifies the minimum row that must be included.

See also

• ExcelFile

ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32)

Sets the AutoFilter in the Active sheet to point to the range specified. This is the most common ways to specify autofilters, where the rows in the filter will expand to the first non-empty row. In the not-common case where you want to specify a full range for the autofilter, you can use SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)

Syntax

Namespace: FlexCel.Core

public void SetAutoFilter(Int32 row, Int32 col1, Int32 col2)

Parameters

<->	Parameter	Type	Description
	row	Int32	Row where the AutoFilter will be placed (1 based).
	col1	Int32	First column for the AutoFilter range (1 based).
	col2	Int32	Last column for the AutoFilter range (1 based).

See also

• ExcelFile

ExcelFile.SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)

Sets the AutoFilter in the Active sheet to point to the range specified. Note: You will normally want to use SetAutoFilter(Int32, Int32, Int32), since that is the common way to set autofilters. The last row shouldn't matter, so it will addapt automatically when you add rows. If you specify the last row, then the range will still grow to include all data, but it will include at least the last row you specify, even if it is blank."/>

Syntax

Namespace: FlexCel.Core

public abstract void SetAutoFilter(Int32 row1, Int32 col1, Int32 row2, Int32 col2)

Parameters

<->	Parameter	Type	Description
	row1	Int32	Row where the AutoFilter will be placed (1 based).
	col1	Int32	First column for the AutoFilter range (1 based).
	row2	Int32	Last row for the autofilter (1 based).
	col2	Int32	Last column for the AutoFilter range (1 based). Note that the autofilter will automatically expand over this row if you have more non-empty rows below this row.

See also

• ExcelFile