| Name | Value | Description | |||
| exCellHasCheckBox | 0 |
Assigns check boxes to all cells in the column, if it is True. Similar with the CellHasCheckBox
property.
( boolean expression, False ) | |||
| exCellHasRadioButton | 1 |
Assigns radio buttons to all cells in the column, if it is True. Similar with
the CellHasRadioButton property.
( boolean expression, False ) | |||
| exCellHasButton | 2 |
Specifies that all cells in the column are buttons, if it is True. Similar with
the CellHasButton property.
( boolean expression, False ) | |||
| exCellBackColor | 4 |
Specifies the background color for all cells in the column. Use the CellBackColor
property to assign a background color for a specific cell. The property has
effect only if the property is different than zero.
( long expression ) | |||
| exCellForeColor | 5 |
Specifies the foreground color for all cells in the column. Use the CellForeColor
property to assign a foreground color for a specific cell. The property has
effect only if the property is different than zero.
( long expression ) | |||
| exCellVAlignment | 6 |
Specifies the column's vertical alignment. By default, the Def(exCellVAlignment)
property is MiddleAlignment. Use the CellVAlignment
property to specify the vertical alignment for a particular cell.
( VAlignmentEnum expression, by default MiddleAlignment ) | |||
| exHeaderBackColor | 7 |
Specifies the column's header background color. The property has effect only if
the property is different than zero. Use this option to change the background
color for a column in the header area. The exHeaderBackColor option supports
skinning, so the last 7 bits in the high significant byte of the color to
indicates the identifier of the skin being used. Use the Add
method to add new skins to the control.
( Color expression ) | |||
| exHeaderForeColor | 8 |
Specifies the column's header background color. The property has effect only if
the property is different than zero.
(Color expression) | |||
| exCellSingleLine | 16 |
Specifies that all cells in the column displays its content into single or
multiple lines.
Similar with the CellSingleLine property. If
using the CellSingleLine /
Def(exCellSingleLine) property, we recommend to set the ScrollBySingleLine
property on True so all items can be scrolled.
( CellSingleLineEnum type, previously Boolean expression ) | |||
| exCaptionFormat | 17 |
Specifies that all cells in the column display text, HTML format, or a computed
field. Similar with the CaptionFormat
property, ( CaptionFormatEnum
expression, exText ). The ComputedField
property indicates the formula to compute the column, when the
Def(exCaptionFormat) is
exComputedField.
(CaptionFormatEnum expression) | |||
| exCellDrawPartsOrder | 34 |
Specifies the order of the drawing parts for the entire column. By default, this
option is "check,icon,icons,picture,caption", which means that the
cell displays its parts in the following order: check box/ radio buttons ( CellHasCheckBox/CellRadioButton
), single icon ( CellImage ), multiple icons (
CellImages ), custom size picture ( CellPicture
), and the cell's caption. Use the exCellDrawPartsOrder option to specify a new
order for the drawing parts in the cells of the column. The RightToLeft
property automatically flips the order of the columns. ( string expression,
"check,icon,icons,picture,caption" )
(String expression) | |||
| exFilterPatternTemplate | 21 |
Specifies the template for the column's filter when the Filter property or the 'Filter For' field is populated.
This property customizes the filter pattern for the column when the FilterType property is set to
exPattern. It supports the
<%filter%> keyword, which replaces the original filter input. For example, setting
Def(exFilterPatternTemplate) to
"*<%filter%>*" filters for all items containing the specified sequence, while setting it to
"Item*<%filter%>" filters for all items starting with 'Item' and ending with the typed characters. If the
Column.Def(exFilterPatternTemplate) property is empty, the filter is applied as it
is (no effect).
( String expression ) | |||
| exCellPaddingLeft | 48 |
The padding defines the space between the element border and the element
content. Gets or sets the left padding (space) of the cells within the column.
This option applies a padding to all cells in the column. Use the
exHeaderPaddingLeft option to apply the padding to the column's caption in the
control's header. The padding does not affect the element's background color. By
default, the exCellPaddingLeft property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exCellPaddingRight | 49 |
Gets or sets the right padding (space) of the cells within the column. This
option applies a padding to all cells in the column. Use the
exHeaderPaddingRight option to apply the padding to the column's caption in the
control's header. The padding does not affect the element's background color. By
default, the exCellPaddingRight property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exCellPaddingTop | 50 |
Gets or sets the top padding (space) of the cells within the column. This option
applies a padding to all cells in the column. Use the exHeaderPaddingTop option
to apply the padding to the column's caption in the control's header. The
padding does not affect the element's background color. By default, the
exCellPaddingTop property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exCellPaddingBottom | 51 |
Gets or sets the bottom padding (space) of the cells within the column. This
option applies a padding to all cells in the column. Use the
exHeaderPaddingBottom option to apply the padding to the column's caption in the
control's header. The padding does not affect the element's background color. By
default, the exCellPaddingBottom property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exHeaderPaddingLeft | 52 |
Gets or sets the left padding (space) of the column's header. This option
applies the padding to the column's caption in the control's header. Use the
exCellPaddingLeft option to apply the padding to all cells in the column. The
padding does not affect the element's background color. By default, the
exHeaderPaddingLeft property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exHeaderPaddingRight | 53 |
Gets or sets the right padding (space) of the column's header. This option
applies the padding to the column's caption in the control's header. Use the
exCellPaddingRight option to apply the padding to all cells in the column. The
padding does not affect the element's background color. By default, the
exHeaderPaddingRight property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exHeaderPaddingTop | 54 |
Gets or sets the top padding (space) of the column's header. This option applies
the padding to the column's caption in the control's header. Use the
exCellPaddingTop option to apply the padding to all cells in the column. The
padding does not affect the element's background color. By default, the
exHeaderPaddingTop property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exHeaderPaddingBottom | 55 |
Gets or sets the bottom padding (space) of the column's header. This option
applies the padding to the column's caption in the control's header. Use the
exCellPaddingBottom option to apply the padding to all cells in the column. The
padding does not affect the element's background color. By default, the
exHeaderPaddingBottom property is 0.
(Long expression) | |||
| exColumnResizeContiguously | 64 |
Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the control's content is updated while the user is resizing the column.
(Boolean expression, False) |