You can set the color or line style of the border around the cells, columns, or rows. You can also specify the color and whether to show grid lines. Use the SetBorder method to set a border. The ShowGridLine and GridLineColor properties can be used to make changes to the horizontal and vertical grid lines in the control.
The following image displays a border around a cell range.
This example creates a border.
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GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.CellRange r; r = new GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.CellRange(1, 1, 2, 2); gcSpreadSheet1.Sheets[0].SetBorder(r, GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.SheetArea.Cells, new GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.BorderLine(Windows.UI.Colors.Blue), GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.SetBorderOptions.All); |
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Dim r As New GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.CellRange(2, 2, 2, 2) GcSpreadSheet1.Sheets(0).SetBorder(r, GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.SheetArea.Cells, New GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.BorderLine(Windows.UI.Colors.Blue), GrapeCity.Xaml.SpreadSheet.Data.SetBorderOptions.All) |