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Removes multiple columns from a worksheet.
Namespace : DevExpress.Spreadsheet
Assembly : DevExpress.Spreadsheet.v25.2.Core.dll
NuGet Package : DevExpress.Spreadsheet.Core
void Remove(
string firstColumnHeading,
string lastColumnHeading
)
Sub Remove(
firstColumnHeading As String,
lastColumnHeading As String
)
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| firstColumnHeading | String |
The heading of the first column to remove.
| | lastColumnHeading | String |
The heading of the last column to remove.
|
The method’s firstColumnHeading and lastColumnHeading parameters require column headings in the A1 reference style.
// Remove three columns from the worksheet.
worksheet.Columns.Remove("D", "F");
' Remove three columns from the worksheet.
worksheet.Columns.Remove("D", "F")
Note
The number of columns in a worksheet is unchanged - 16,384. When you delete columns, other columns in the worksheet are shifted to the left and the equivalent number of new columns is automatically added to the end of the worksheet’s column collection.
See how to delete rows and columns from a worksheet.
If you need to delete the cell content or format settings from columns, use the Worksheet object’s Clear* methods.
See how to clear cells of content, formatting, hyperlinks and comments.
Use the Column.Visible property or ColumnCollection.Hide methods to hide columns in a worksheet.
See how to hide a row or column.
See Also