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53 /** provides methods to access the members of the label range collection
45 /** represents a named range in a spreadsheet document.47 <p>In fact a named range is a named formula expression. A cell range48 address is one possible content of a named range.</p>56 /** provides access to the settings of the named range.62 /** provides access to the cell range object referred by this named range.64 <p>This works only, if the named range contains a single cell range
33 /** used to specify the purpose of a named range.39 /** The range contains filter criteria.45 /** The range can be used as a print range.51 /** The range can be used as column headers for printing.57 /** The range can be used as row headers for printing.
52 <p>In fact a named range is a named formula expression. A cell range53 address is one possible content of a named range.</p>
34 values into a cell range.
34 /** the range name
32 /** contains the arguments for starting the range selection.38 /** contains the initial value for the range descriptor.46 /** specifies if the range selection is finished when the51 /** specifies if the range selection is limited to a single
36 /** specifies an event from range selection.43 /** contains a textual representation of the selected range.
83 /** marks a reference from a relative range name.
329 /** Returns the absolute address of the range as string, e.g. "$Sheet1.$B$2".
51 <p>A cursor is a cell range which provides additional methods to move64 /** provides the complete functionality of a cell range in a spreadsheet
164 /** represents a rectangular range of cells in a spreadsheet document.221 /** provides merging and unmerging the cells of this cell range.239 /** provides applying an AutoFormat to the cell range.245 /** provides access to the spreadsheet that contains this cell range.265 /** provides access to the cell range address of this range.272 cells of this range and to clear specific cells.278 /** provides filling out the cell range automatically with values based312 /** provides calculating SubTotal values in this range.318 /** provides filtering the contents of this range.356 /** contains the position of the top left cell of this range in[all …]
158 cells of this range and to clear specific cells.188 <p>Later the range can be found, replaced or removed using that
39 /** represents a description of how a cell range is to be filtered.58 structures supporting a wider range of comparison operators, compared
40 /** a description of how a cell range is to be sorted.
106 nothing else than a cell range with extended functionality.</p>114 /** provides functionality for cell range handling.
130 /** allows to let the user interactively select a cell range.
53 /** gives direct access to the cell range object for the visible range.
52 cell at a specific position in the AutoFormat range. The rows of the53 range are divided into a header row, a footer row and 2 data rows56 range. The AutoFormats are numbered row by row, then column by column.</p>
45 cell or cell range.
49 /** represents the data validation settings for a cell or cell range.
41 /** represents a collection of equal-formatted cell range collections.43 <p>All cells inside a cell range collection (a member of this54 /** provides methods to access the contained cell range63 /** creates an enumeration of all cell range collections.
37 /** represents an enumeration of equal-formatted cell range collections.45 /** provides methods to access the cell range collections
41 /** provides methods to change the settings of a linked cell range.49 /** returns the source of the range within the source document.51 <p>This can be the address of a cell or range in the form52 "Sheet1.A1:C5", or the name of a named range or database range.</p>58 /** sets the source of the range within the source document.60 <p>This can be the address of a cell or range in the form61 "Sheet1.A1:C5", or the name of a named range or database range.</p>67 /** returns the position of the linked range in the destination74 /** sets the position of the linked range in the destination document.
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