Spread Windows Forms 9.0 Product Documentation > Developer's Guide > Understanding the Spreadsheet Objects > Working with Sheets > Showing or Hiding a Sheet |
If you have more than one sheet in the component, you can hide a sheet so that it is not displayed to the user. Even though it is not displayed, it is not removed from the component. There must be at least one sheet in the component. For information on adding a sheet, refer to Adding a Sheet.
Hiding a sheet does not change the default sheet names provided for the other sheets. For example, a Spread component with three sheets would by default name them Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3. If you hide the second sheet, the names for the remaining sheets are Sheet1 and Sheet3.
Hiding a sheet does not remove it and does not affect formulas on that sheet or references to that sheet. For more information on removing the sheet completely, refer to Removing a Sheet.
For programming details, refer to the Visible property of the SheetView class.
Set the Sheets shortcut object Visible property for the sheet.
This example code hides the second and fourth sheets in a Spread component that has eight sheets.
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private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { // Set the Spread to have eight sheets. fpSpread1.Sheets.Count = 8; // Hide the second and fourth sheets. fpSpread1.Sheets[1].Visible = false; fpSpread1.Sheets[3].Visible = false; } |
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Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load ' Set the Spread to have eight sheets. FpSpread1.Sheets.Count = 8 ' Hide the second and fourth sheets. FpSpread1.Sheets(1).Visible = False FpSpread1.Sheets(3).Visible = False End Sub |