AddVerticalPageBreak Method

Adds a vertical (column) page break.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Sub AddVerticalPageBreak( _
   ByVal col As UShort, _
   ByVal rowstart As UShort, _
   ByVal rowend As UShort _
)

public void AddVerticalPageBreak( 
   ushort col,
   ushort rowstart,
   ushort rowend
)

Parameters

col: The one-based column of the break.
rowstart: The one-based starting row for the break.
rowend: The one-based ending row for the break.

Remarks

Pagebreaks may not overlap. The break occurs after the row or column.

Example

private void btnSpread_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
    //Dimension a Workbook and add a sheet to its Sheets collection
    DataDynamics.SpreadBuilder.Workbook sb = new DataDynamics.SpreadBuilder.Workbook();
    sb.Sheets.AddNew();
    //Set up properties and values for columns, rows and cells as desired
    sb.Sheets[0].Name = "Customer Call List";
    sb.Sheets[0].Columns(0).Width = 2 * 1440;
    sb.Sheets[0].Columns(1).Width = 1440;
    sb.Sheets[0].Columns(2).Width = 1440;
    sb.Sheets[0].Rows(0).Height = 1440/4;
    //Header row
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,0).SetValue("Company Name");
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,0).FontBold = true;
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,1).SetValue("Contact Name");
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,1).FontBold = true;
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,2).SetValue("Phone");
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(0,2).FontBold = true;
    //First row of data
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(1,0).SetValue("Data Dynamics");
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(1,1).SetValue("Mortimer");
    sb.Sheets[0].Cell(1,2).SetValue("(614) 895-3142");
    
    sb.Sheets[0].AddVerticalPageBreak(2, 0, 2);

    //Save the Workbook to an Excel file
    sb.Save (Application.StartupPath + @"\x.xls");

    MessageBox.Show("Your Spreadsheet, " + sb.Sheets[0].Columns(0).OwnerSheet.Name + ", has been saved to " + Application.StartupPath + "\\x.xls");
}

Visual Basic

Private Sub btnSpread_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSpread.Click
    'Dimension a Workbook and add a sheet to its Sheets collection
    Dim sb As New DataDynamics.SpreadBuilder.Workbook
    sb.Sheets.AddNew()
        
    'Set up properties and values for columns, rows and cells as desired
    With sb.Sheets(0)
        .Name = "Customer Call List"
        .Columns(0).Width = 2 * 1440
        .Columns(1).Width = 1440
        .Columns(2).Width = 1440
        .Rows(0).Height = 1440 / 4
        'Header row
        .Cell(0, 0).SetValue("Company Name")
        .Cell(0, 0).FontBold = True
        .Cell(0, 1).SetValue("Contact Name")
        .Cell(0, 1).FontBold = True
        .Cell(0, 2).SetValue("Phone")
        .Cell(0, 2).FontBold = True
        'First row of data
        .Cell(1, 0).SetValue("Data Dynamics")
        .Cell(1, 1).SetValue("Mortimer")
        .Cell(1, 2).SetValue("(614) 895-3142")
     End With
     
     sb.Sheets(0).AddVerticalPageBreak(2, 0, 2)

    'Save the Workbook to an Excel file
    sb.Save(Application.StartupPath & "\x.xls")

    MsgBox("Your Spreadsheet, " & sb.Sheets(0).Columns(0).OwnerSheet.Name & ", has been saved to " & Application.StartupPath & "\x.xls")
End Sub

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

Reference

DDSheet Class
DDSheet Members