using( var doc = Workbook.Create( "test.xlsx") ) // Creates a Workbook named “test.xlsx”. { var worksheetA = workbook.Worksheets[ 0 ]; // Fill cells values. worksheetA.Rows[ 4 ].Cells[ 6 ].Value = "Fruits"; worksheetA.Rows[ 5 ].Cells[ 6 ].Value = "Strawberry"; worksheetA.Rows[ 6 ].Cells[ 6 ].Value = "Orange"; worksheetA.Rows[ 7 ].Cells[ 6 ].Value = "Banana"; worksheetA.Rows[ 8 ].Cells[ 6 ].Value = "Apple"; worksheetA.Rows[ 4 ].Cells[ 7 ].Value = "Quantity"; worksheetA.Rows[ 5 ].Cells[ 7 ].Value = 8; worksheetA.Rows[ 6 ].Cells[ 7 ].Value = 2; worksheetA.Rows[ 7 ].Cells[ 7 ].Value = 3; worksheetA.Rows[ 8 ].Cells[ 7 ].Value = 3; // Creates the formatted table from cell (4,6) to cell (8,7), using a medium theme, with the formatted header row displayed. worksheetA.Tables.Add( 4, 6, 8, 7, TableStyle.TableStyleMedium20, true ); // Gets the first table of the Worksheet and removes the filtering buttons. worksheetA.Tables[ 0 ].AutoFilter.ShowFilterButton = false; doc.Save(); }
System.Object
Xceed.Workbooks.NET.AutoFilter
Name | Description | |
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![]() | CellRange | Gets the range of Cells where the filtering will be applied. |
![]() | ShowFilterButton | Gets or sets if the filtering buttons will be displayed in the header Cells of a Table. |
Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2