Spread.Sheets Documentation
CellRange Constructor
GC.Spread.Sheets Namespace > CellRange type : CellRange Constructor
The sheet that contains this cell range.
The row index of the cell.
The column index of the cell.
The row count of the cell. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to 1.
The column count of the cell. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to 1.
The sheet area. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to viewport. If row is -1 and rowCount is -1, the range represents columns. For example, new GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange(-1,4,-1,6) represents columns "E:J". If col is -1 and colCount is -1, the range represents rows. For example, new GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange(4,-1,6,-1) represents rows "5:10".
Represents a cell range in a sheet.
Syntax
var instance = new GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange(sheet, row, col, rowCount, colCount, sheetArea);
function CellRange( 
   sheet : Worksheet,
   row : number,
   col : number,
   rowCount : number,
   colCount : number,
   sheetArea : SheetArea
) : CellRange;

Parameters

sheet
The sheet that contains this cell range.
row
The row index of the cell.
col
The column index of the cell.
rowCount
The row count of the cell. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to 1.
colCount
The column count of the cell. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to 1.
sheetArea
The sheet area. If you do not provide this parameter, it defaults to viewport. If row is -1 and rowCount is -1, the range represents columns. For example, new GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange(-1,4,-1,6) represents columns "E:J". If col is -1 and colCount is -1, the range represents rows. For example, new GC.Spread.Sheets.CellRange(4,-1,6,-1) represents rows "5:10".
See Also

Reference

CellRange type