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CellRange.RightColumnIndex Property

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CellRange.RightColumnIndex Property

Gets the index of the column that includes the right edge of the cell range.

Namespace : DevExpress.Spreadsheet

Assembly : DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v25.2.Core.dll

NuGet Package : DevExpress.Spreadsheet.Core

Declaration

csharp
int RightColumnIndex { get; }
vb
ReadOnly Property RightColumnIndex As Integer

Property Value

TypeDescription
Int32

An integer value specifying the zero-based index of the column.

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Remarks

Use the RightColumnIndex , CellRange.LeftColumnIndex, CellRange.TopRowIndex and CellRange.BottomRowIndex properties to get indexes of columns and rows that border the cell range.

To obtain the number of rows or columns in the cell range, use the CellRange.RowCount or CellRange.ColumnCount property, respectively.

The following code snippets (auto-collected from DevExpress Examples) contain references to the RightColumnIndex property.

Note

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how-to-bind-a-worksheet-to-a-generic-list-or-a-bindinglist-data-source/CS/DataBindingToListExample/Form1.cs#L40

csharp
var dataBindingConflicts = sheet.DataBindings.
    Where(binding => (binding.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex)
    || (binding.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex)) ;

winforms-spreadsheet-use-custom-cell-editors/CS/DevAVInvoicing/Form1.cs#L187

csharp
CellRange range = invoiceItems.Range;
CellRange itemRange = sheet.Range.FromLTRB(range.LeftColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex, range.RightColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex);
MoveUpLastRecord(itemRange);

spreadsheet-document-api-data-binding/CS/SpreadsheetApiDataBinding/Program.cs#L38

csharp
var dataBindingConflicts = worksheet.DataBindings.
    Where(binding => (binding.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex)
    || (binding.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex));

how-to-bind-a-worksheet-to-a-generic-list-or-a-bindinglist-data-source/VB/DataBindingToListExample/Form1.vb#L43

vb
Function(binding)
    Return (binding.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex) OrElse (binding.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex)
End Function)

winforms-spreadsheet-use-custom-cell-editors/VB/DevAVInvoicing/Form1.vb#L174

vb
Dim range As CellRange = invoiceItems.Range
Dim itemRange As CellRange = sheet.Range.FromLTRB(range.LeftColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex, range.RightColumnIndex, range.BottomRowIndex)
MoveUpLastRecord(itemRange)

spreadsheet-document-api-data-binding/VB/SpreadsheetApiDataBinding/Program.vb#L34

vb
Dim bindingRange As CellRange = worksheet.Range("A1:C5")
Dim dataBindingConflicts = worksheet.DataBindings.Where(Function(binding) (binding.Range.RightColumnIndex >= bindingRange.LeftColumnIndex) OrElse (binding.Range.BottomRowIndex >= bindingRange.TopRowIndex))
If dataBindingConflicts.Count() > 0 Then

See Also

LeftColumnIndex

TopRowIndex

BottomRowIndex

How to: Access a Range of Cells

How to: Access a Row or Column

CellRange Interface

CellRange Members

DevExpress.Spreadsheet Namespace