IEmbeddedObjects.DeleteObject Method
Overloads
IEmbeddedObjects.DeleteObject(Integer)
Deletes the graphic object at objectIndex. Use it with care, there are some graphics objects you don't want to remove (like comment boxes when you don't delete the associated comment.)
Syntax
Unit: FlexCel.Core
procedure IEmbeddedObjects.DeleteObject(const objectIndex: Integer); overload; virtual; abstract;Parameters
| <-> | Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| const | objectIndex | Integer | Index of the object (1 based). |
See also
IEmbeddedObjects.DeleteObject(Integer, string)
Deletes the graphic object at objectIndex. Use it with care, there are some graphics objects you don't want to remove (like comment boxes when you don't delete the associated comment.)
Syntax
Unit: FlexCel.Core
procedure IEmbeddedObjects.DeleteObject(const objectIndex: Integer; const objectPath: string); overload; virtual; abstract;Parameters
| <-> | Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| const | objectIndex | Integer | Index of the object (1 based). |
| const | objectPath | string | Index to the child object you want to change the property. If it is a simple object, you can use String.Empty here, if not you need to get the ObjectPath from GetObjectProperties If it is "absolute" (it starts with "\"), then the path includes the objectIndex, and the objectIndex is not used. An object path of "\1\2\3" is exactly the same as using objectIndex = 1 and objectPath = "2\3" |