Spread Windows Forms 9.0 Product Documentation > Developer's Guide > Customizing Row or Column Interaction > Allowing User Interaction with Rows and Columns > Allowing the User to Move Rows or Columns |
You can allow the user to drag and move rows or columns. Set the AllowRowMove property to allow the user to move rows and the AllowColumnMove property to allow the user to move columns. If you wish to allow the user to move multiple rows or columns, also set the AllowRowMoveMultiple or AllowColumnMoveMultiple property.
You can hide the drag band while moving the row or column with the ShowDragBandOnMoving property.
For the user to move rows or columns, they left click on the header of the row or column to move and drag the header back or forth over the header area and release the mouse over the header of the desired destination (for multiple rows or columns, select them first). The row or column that is being moved is shown in a transparent clone attached to the pointer, as shown in this figure, where the fourth column is being moved to the left.
To relocate a row, use the SheetView.MoveRow method; to remove multiple rows at a time, use the SheetView.RemoveRows method. To relocate a column, use the SheetView.MoveColumn method; to remove multiple columns at a time, use the SheetView.RemoveColumns method. Alternatively, you can use the DefaultSheetAxisModel.Move method.
You can use the GetColumnFromTag method to find columns based on their Tag property, which you can set programmatically to whatever you want. You can do the same with the GetRowFromTag method for rows.
You can remove more than one column at a time using the Remove method on a range of columns or rows. For example,
FpSpread1.Sheets(0).Columns(1,5).Remove()
Set the AllowRowMove or AllowColumnMove property for the FpSpread component.
This example allows the user to move columns or rows.
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fpSpread1.AllowRowMove = true; fpSpread1.AllowColumnMove = true; |
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FpSpread1.AllowRowMove = True FpSpread1.AllowColumnMove = True |