Spread.Sheets Documentation > Developer's Guide > Managing Data > Using Spread.Sheets with Angular 2 > Understanding the Column Element |
The following table lists the gc-column elements:
Attribute | Spread.Sheets API | Type | Comment |
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dataField | columnInfo.name | string | Set for Worksheet.bindColumn(index, columnInfo) function |
headerText | columnInfo.displayName | string | Set for Worksheet.bindColumn(index, columnInfo) function |
width | CellRange.width(value) | number | |
visible | CellRange.visible(value) | boolean | |
resizable | CellRange.resizable(value) | boolean | |
autoFit | Worksheet.autoFitColumn(column) | boolean | If autoFit is true, the column applies automatic fit after data binding |
style | Worksheet.setStyle(-1, index, value) | GC.Spread.Sheets.Style | Set the column style |
headerStyle | Worksheet.setStyle(-1, index, value, GC.Spread.Sheet.GC.Spread.Sheets.SheetArea.colHeader) | GC.Spread.Sheets.Style | Set the column header style |
cellType | Worksheet.setCellType(-1, index, value) | GC.Spread.Sheets.CellTypes.Base | |
formatter | Worksheet.setFormatter(-1, index, value) | string |
The following example uses the column element:
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@Component({ selector: 'my-app', template: `<gc-spread-sheets> <gc-worksheet> <gc-column [width]="columnWidth" [style]="columnStyle"></gc-column> </gc-worksheet> </gc-spread-sheets>`, }) export class AppComponent { columnWidth: 300; columnStyle = new GC.Spread.Sheets.Style(); } |