SpreadsheetLight

Encapsulates properties and methods for handling rich string types. This includes the CommentText class, InlineString class and SharedStringItem class. This simulates the (abstract) DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.RstType class.

This also take on double duty as rich text for other purposes such as charts. We do this so other developers don't have to learn another class.

Initializes an instance of SLRstType. It is recommended to use CreateRstType() of the SLDocument class.

Set the text. If text formatting is needed, use one of the AppendText() functions.

The text.

Get the text. This is the plain text string, and not the rich text runs.

The plain text.

Get a list of rich text runs.

A list of rich text runs.

Replace the internal list of rich text runs.

The new list of rich text runs for replacing.

Append given text in the current theme's minor font and default font size.

The text.

Append given text with a given font style.

The text. The font style.

Form an SLRstType from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CommentText class.

A source DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CommentText class.

Form a DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CommentText class from this SLRstType class.

A DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CommentText class.

Form an SLRstType from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.InlineString class.

A source DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.InlineString class.

Form a DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.InlineString class from this SLRstType class.

A DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.InlineString class.

Form an SLRstType from DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.SharedStringItem class.

A source DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.SharedStringItem class.

Form a DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.SharedStringItem class from this SLRstType class.

A DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.SharedStringItem class.

Form a string with all the text formatting stripped out.

An unformatted text string.

Clone a new instance of SLRstType.

A cloned instance of this SLRstType.

This is in degrees, not radians.

This returns the width in points

Chart customization options for line charts.

Initializes an instance of SLLineChartOptions. It is recommended to use SLChart.CreateLineChartOptions().

Clone an instance of SLLineChartOptions.

An SLLineChartOptions object.

The gap depth between line clusters (between different data series) as a percentage of bar or column width, ranging between 0% and 500% (both inclusive). The default is 150%. This is only used for 3D chart version.

Indicates if the line chart has drop lines.

Drop lines properties.

Indicates if the line chart has high-low lines. This is not applicable for 3D line charts.

High-low lines properties.

Indicates if the line chart has up-down bars. This is not applicable for 3D line charts.

Up-down bars properties.

Whether the line connecting data points use C splines (instead of straight lines).

I hope I don't have to support this... This complements macro-enabled Excel files?

In future? Is this for macro-enabled Excel files?

Call RefreshPossibleTableId() first!

Call RefreshPossiblePivotTableId() first!

Adds a calculation cell if it doesn't already exist

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting series axes in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.SeriesAxis class.

For CategoryAxis, ValueAxis, SeriesAxis and DateAxis from namespace DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting alignment in charts.

Initializes an instance of SLChartAlignment.

Set a horizontal text direction.

The vertical text alignment in horizontal direction. Rotation angle, ranging from -90 to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree.

Set a stacked (vertical) text direction.

The horizontal text alignment in vertical direction. True if the text runs left-to-right. False if the text runs right-to-left.

Set the text rotated 90 degrees.

Set the text rotated 270 degrees.

Remove all text alignment.

Display axis values in reverse order.

Whether major gridlines are shown.

Major gridlines properties.

Whether minor gridlines are shown.

Minor gridlines properties.

Whether the axis title is shown.

Axis title properties.

Format code for the axis. If you set a custom format code, you might also want to set SourceLinked to false.

Whether the format code is linked to the data source.

Major tick mark type.

Minor tick mark type.

Position of axis labels.

Fill properties.

Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

This is the interval between labels, and is at least 1. A suggested range is 1 to 255 (both inclusive).

This is the interval between tick marks, and is at least 1. A suggested range is 1 to 31999 (both inclusive).

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting data markers in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.Marker class.

Marker symbol.

Range is 2 to 72 inclusive. Default is 5 in Open XML but Excel uses 7.

Fill properties.

Line properties.

For BubbleSize, Minus, Plus, Values, YValues

This takes the place of StringCache

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying reflection effects. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Reflection class.

Initializes an instance of SLReflection.

Set a tight reflection.

Offset distance of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Set a half reflection.

Offset distance of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Set a full reflection.

Offset distance of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Set reflection.

Transparency ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Size of reflection ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Distance of the reflection from the origin, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Blur radius of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Set a reflection of the picture.

Blur radius of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Position of start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%. End alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%. Position of end alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Distance of the reflection from the origin, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Direction of the alpha gradient relative to the origin, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Direction to fade the reflection, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 90 degrees. Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Vertical scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Sets the origin for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom. True if the reflection should rotate. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Blur radius of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%.

Position of start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%.

End alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%.

Position of end alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%.

Distance of the reflection from the origin, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt. A suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Direction of the alpha gradient, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees.

Direction to fade the reflection, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 90 degrees.

Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%.

Vertical scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%.

Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees.

Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees.

Sets the origin for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom.

True if the reflection should rotate as well. False otherwise.

Encapsulates the main properties and methods to create and manipulate a spreadsheet.

Creates an instance of SLFont with theme information.

An SLFont with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLPatternFill with theme information.

An SLPatternFill with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLGradientFill with theme information.

An SLGradientFill with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLFill with theme information.

An SLFill with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLBorder with theme information.

An SLBorder with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLRstType with theme information.

An SLRstType with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLStyle with theme information.

An SLStyle with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLComment with theme information.

An SLComment with theme information.

Creates an instance of SLDataValidation.

The cell reference, such as "A1". An SLDataValidation.

Creates an instance of SLDataValidation.

The row index. The column index. An SLDataValidation.

Creates an instance of SLDataValidation.

The row index of the start row. The column index of the start column. The row index of the end row. The column index of the end column. An SLDataValidation.

Creates an instance of SLTable, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the table, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the table, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. An SLTable with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLTable, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

Creates an instance of SLSparklineGroup, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the sparkline, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the sparkline, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. An SLSparklineGroup with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLSparklineGroup, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the sparkline, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the sparkline, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. An SLSparklineGroup with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLSparklineGroup, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

The row index of the start row. This is typically the top row. The column index of the start column. This is typically the left-most column. The row index of the end row. This is typically the bottom row. The column index of the end column. This is typically the right-most column. An SLSparklineGroup with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLSparklineGroup, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

The name of the source worksheet. The row index of the start row. This is typically the top row. The column index of the start column. This is typically the left-most column. The row index of the end row. This is typically the bottom row. The column index of the end column. This is typically the right-most column. An SLSparklineGroup with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

Obsolete. Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range and whether rows or columns contain the data series and if hidden data is used.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. True if rows contain the data series. False if columns contain the data series. True if hidden data is used in the chart. False otherwise. An SLChart with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. Chart creation options. An SLChart with the required information.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be in the chart, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. An SLChart with the required information.

Obsolete. Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range and whether rows or columns contain the data series.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

Obsolete. Creates an instance of SLChart, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range and whether rows or columns contain the data series and if hidden data is used.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

Obsolete. Creates an instance of SLChart, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range and whether rows or columns contain the data series and if hidden data is used.

Creates an instance of SLChart, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range.

Import a text file as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The file name. The anchor cell reference, such as "A1".

Import a text file as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The file name. The anchor cell reference, such as "A1". Text import options.

Import a text file as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The file name. The row index of the anchor cell. The column index of the anchor cell.

Import a text file as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The file name. The row index of the anchor cell. The column index of the anchor cell. Text import options.

Import a System.Data.DataTable as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The data table. True if the data table's column names are to be used in the first row as a header row. False otherwise.

Import a System.Data.DataTable as a data source, with the first data row and first data column at a specific cell.

The row index. The column index. The data table. True if the data table's column names are to be used in the first row as a header row. False otherwise.

Create a new spreadsheet with a worksheet with the default sheet name.

Create a new spreadsheet with a selected theme of fonts and colors.

The selected theme.

Create a new spreadsheet with a custom theme.

Custom theme settings.

Open an existing spreadsheet, with the first available worksheet loaded. Note that the first available worksheet may not be visible, nor in the order you think it is.

The file name of the existing spreadsheet.

Open an existing spreadsheet, with the desired worksheet ready for use. This optimizes loading so the desired worksheet's contents are loaded directly instead of first loading the first available worksheet. Note that if the given sheet name doesn't exist, the first available worksheet is loaded.

The file name of the existing spreadsheet. The sheet name of desired worksheet on opening the spreadsheet.

Open an existing spreadsheet from a Stream, with the first available worksheet loaded. Note that the first available worksheet may not be visible, nor in the order you think it is.

Stream containing spreadsheet content.

Open an existing spreadsheet from a Stream, with the desired worksheet ready for use. This optimizes loading so the desired worksheet's contents are loaded directly instead of first loading the first available worksheet. Note that if the given sheet name doesn't exist, the first available worksheet is loaded.

Stream containing spreadsheet content. The sheet name of desired worksheet on opening the spreadsheet.

Make sure to call this only after all worksheets are done! But before writing the workbook!

Saves the spreadsheet. If it's a newly created spreadsheet, the default blank file name is used. If it's an existing spreadsheet, the given file name is used. WARNING: The existing spreadsheet will be overwritten without prompts. NOTE: This is a terminal method, meaning all internal memory stores will be nulled, cleared and nuked after executing this method. If you want some data, get it before this.

Saves the spreadsheet to a given file name. NOTE: This is a terminal method, meaning all internal memory stores will be nulled, cleared and nuked after executing this method. If you want some data, get it before this.

The file name of the spreadsheet to be saved to.

Saves the spreadsheet to a stream. NOTE: This is a terminal method, meaning all internal memory stores will be nulled, cleared and nuked after executing this method. If you want some data, get it before this.

The output stream.

Close the spreadsheet without saving. NOTE: This is a terminal method, meaning all internal memory stores will be nulled, cleared and nuked after executing this method. If you want some data, get it before this.

Releases all resources.

Sort data by column.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be sorted, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be sorted, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The column name of the column to be sorted by, such as "AA". True to sort in ascending order. False to sort in descending order.

Sort data by row.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be sorted, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be sorted, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The row index of the row to be sorted by. True to sort in ascending order. False to sort in descending order.

Sort data by column.

Sort data either by column or row.

Obsolete. Get the column name given the column index.

The column index. The column name.

Obsolete. Get the column index given a cell reference or column name.

A cell reference such as "A1" or column name such as "A". If the input is invalid, then -1 is returned. The column index.

Obsolete. Get the cell reference given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell reference.

Get the row and column indices given a cell reference such as "C5". A return value indicates whether the conversion succeeded.

The cell reference in A1 format, such as "C5". When this method returns, this contains the row index of the given cell reference if the conversion succeeded. When this method returns, this contains the column index of the given cell reference if the conversion succeeded. True if the conversion succeeded. False otherwise.

Get the width of the specified column.

The unit of the width to be returned. The column name, such as "A". The width in the specified unit type.

Get the width of the specified columns.

The unit of the width to be returned. The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. The width in the specified unit type.

Get the width of the specified column.

The unit of the width to be returned. The column index. The width in the specified unit type.

Get the width of the specified columns.

The unit of the width to be returned. The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. The width in the specified unit type.

Get the height of the specified row.

The unit of the height to be returned. The row index. The height in the specified unit type.

Get the height of specified rows.

The unit of the height to be returned. The row index of the start row. The row index of the end row. The height in the specified unit type.

Indicates if there's an existing defined name given a name.

Name of defined name to check. True if the defined name exists. False otherwise.

Set a given defined name. If it doesn't exist, a new defined name is created. If it exists, then the existing defined name is overwritten.

Name of defined name. Note that it cannot be a valid cell reference such as A1. It also cannot start with "_xlnm" because it's reserved. The reference/content text of the defined name. For example, Sheet1!$A$1:$C$3 True if the given defined name is created or an existing defined name is overwritten. False otherwise.

Set a given defined name. If it doesn't exist, a new defined name is created. If it exists, then the existing defined name is overwritten.

Name of defined name. Note that it cannot be a valid cell reference such as A1. It also cannot start with "_xlnm" because it's reserved. The reference/content text of the defined name. For example, Sheet1!$A$1:$C$3 Comment for the defined name. True if the given defined name is created or an existing defined name is overwritten. False otherwise.

Set a given defined name. If it doesn't exist, a new defined name is created. If it exists, then the existing defined name is overwritten.

Name of defined name. Note that it cannot be a valid cell reference such as A1. It also cannot start with "_xlnm" because it's reserved. The reference/content text of the defined name. For example, Sheet1!$A$1:$C$3 Comment for the defined name. The name of the worksheet that the defined name is effective in. True if the given defined name is created or an existing defined name is overwritten. False otherwise.

Get reference/content text of existing defined name.

Name of existing defined name. Reference/content text of defined name. An empty string is returned if the given defined name doesn't exist.

Get the comment of existing defined name.

Name of existing defined name. The comment of the defined name. An empty string is returned if the given defined name doesn't exist, or there's no comment.

Delete a defined name if it exists.

Name of defined name. True if specified name is deleted. False otherwise.

Get a list of existing defined names.

A list of defined names.

Get a list of existing defined names, filtered by whether the defined name is a reserved name or not.

True to include reserved names. False otherwise. A reserved name starts with "_xlnm". A list of defined names.

Set the print area on the currently selected worksheet given a corner cell of the print area and the opposite corner cell.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1".

Set the print area on the currently selected worksheet given a corner cell of the print area and the opposite corner cell.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell.

Adds a print area to the existing print area on the currently selected worksheet given a corner cell of the print area and the opposite corner cell.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1".

Adds a print area to the existing print area on the currently selected worksheet given a corner cell of the print area and the opposite corner cell.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell.

Clears existing print areas on the currently selected worksheet.

Insert a hyperlink.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. True to overwrite the existing cell value with the hyperlink display text. False otherwise. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a hyperlink.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. The display text. Set null or an empty string to use the default. The tooltip (or screentip) text. Set null or an empty string to ignore this. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a hyperlink.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. The display text. Set null or an empty string to use the default. The tooltip (or screentip) text. Set null or an empty string to ignore this. True to overwrite the existing cell value with the hyperlink display text. False otherwise. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a hyperlink.

The row index. The column index. The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. True to overwrite the existing cell value with the hyperlink display text. False otherwise. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a hyperlink.

The row index. The column index. The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. The display text. Set null or an empty string to use the default. The tooltip (or screentip) text. Set null or an empty string to ignore this. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a hyperlink.

The row index. The column index. The type of hyperlink. The URL for web pages, the file path for existing files, a cell reference (such as Sheet1!A1 or Sheet1!A1:B5), a defined name or an email address. NOTE: Do NOT include the "mailto:" portion for email addresses. The display text. Set null or an empty string to use the default. The tooltip (or screentip) text. Set null or an empty string to ignore this. True to overwrite the existing cell value with the hyperlink display text. False otherwise. True if successful. False otherwise.

Remove an existing hyperlink.

The cell reference, such as "A1".

Remove an existing hyperlink.

The row index. The column index.

Refresh pivot table data on load or open of spreadsheet. This applies to all pivot tables on the currently selected worksheet.

Get existing comments in the currently selected worksheet. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A Dictionary of existing comments.

Insert comment given the cell reference of the cell it's based on. This will overwrite any existing comment.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell comment. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Insert comment given the row index and column index of the cell it's based on. This will overwrite any existing comment.

The row index. The column index. The cell comment. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Get a list of existing styles. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A list of existing SLStyle objects.

Get the cell's style. The default style is returned if cell doesn't have an existing style, or if the cell reference is invalid.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell's style.

Get the cell's style. The default style is returned if cell doesn't have an existing style, or if the row or column indices are invalid.

The row index. The column index. The cell's style.

Set the cell's style.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The style to set. True if successful. False otherwise.

Set the cell's style.

The row index. The column index. The style to set. True if successful. False otherwise.

Set the style of a range of cells.

The row index of the start cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The column index of the start cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The row index of the end cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. The column index of the end cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. The style to set. True if successful. False otherwise.

Remove the style from a cell.

The cell reference, such as "A1".

Remove the style from a range of cells.

Remove the style from a cell.

The row index. The column index.

Remove the style from a range of cells.

Apply a named cell style to a cell. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The named cell style to be applied. True if successful. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a cell. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The row index. The column index. The named cell style to be applied. True if successful. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a range of cells. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The row index of the starting row. The column index of the starting column. The row index of the ending row. The column index of the ending column. The named cell style to be applied. True if successful. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a row. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The row index. The named cell style to be applied. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a range of rows. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. The named cell style to be applied. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a column. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The column index. The named cell style to be applied. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style to a range of columns. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The column index of the starting column. The column index of the ending column. The named cell style to be applied. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Get the style of the row. If the row doesn't have an existing style, the default style is returned.

The row index. The row style.

Set the row style.

The row index. The style for the row. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the row style for a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. The style for the rows. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Draw border grid.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The border style. Default is none. The border theme color. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Draw border grid.

Draw border.

Remove any existing row style.

The row index.

Remove any existing row style for a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row.

Get the style of the column. If the column doesn't have an existing style, the default style is returned.

The column index. The column style.

Set the column style.

The column index. The style for the column. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the column style for a range of rows.

The column index of the starting column. The column index of the ending column. The style for the columns. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Remove any existing column style.

The column index.

Remove any existing column style for a range of columns.

The column index of the starting column. The column index of the ending column.

Copy the style of one cell to another cell.

The cell reference of the cell whose style is copied from. The cell reference of the cell whose style is copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one cell to a range of cells.

The cell reference of the cell whose style is copied from. The start cell reference of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The end cell reference of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one cell to another cell.

The row index of the cell to be copied from. The column index of the cell to be copied from. The row index of the cell to be copied to. The column index of the cell to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one cell to a range of cells.

The row index of the cell to be copied from. The column index of the cell to be copied from. The row index of the starting cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The column index of the starting cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The row index of the ending cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. The column index of the ending cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one row to another row.

The row index of the row to be copied from. The row index of the row to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one row to a range of rows.

The row index of the row to be copied from. The row index of the start row of the row range. This is typically the top row. The row index of the end row of the row range. This is typically the bottom row. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one column to another column.

The column index of the column to be copied from. The column index of the column to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy the style of one column to a range of columns.

The column index of the column to be copied from. The column index of the start column of the column range. This is typically the left-most column. The column index of the end column of the column range. This is typically the right-most column. True if successful. False otherwise.

Get existing shared strings. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A list of existing shared strings.

Get existing shared strings in a list of SharedStringItem objects. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A list of existing SharedStringItem objects.

Get the spreadsheet's theme settings.

An SLThemeSettings object with the spreadsheet's theme settings.

Adds a new worksheet, and selects the new worksheet as the active one.

The name should not be blank, nor exceed 31 characters. And it cannot contain these characters: \/?*[] It cannot be the same as an existing name (case-insensitive). But there's nothing stopping you from using 3 spaces as a name. True if the name is valid and the worksheet is successfully added. False otherwise.

Select an existing worksheet. If the given name doesn't match an existing worksheet, the previously selected worksheet is used.

The name of an existing worksheet. True if there's an existing worksheet with that name and that worksheet is successfully selected. False otherwise.

Show the worksheet (a.k.a unhide worksheet). This includes chart sheets, dialog sheets and macro sheets.

The name of the worksheet.

Hide the worksheet. This includes chart sheets, dialog sheets and macro sheets.

The name of the worksheet.

Hide the worksheet. This includes chart sheets, dialog sheets and macro sheets.

The name of the worksheet. True to set the worksheet as very hidden. False otherwise.

Indicates if the worksheet is hidden. Note that if the worksheet name isn't of an existing worksheet, the return value is true. Think of a non-existent worksheet as very very hidden, like hidden in another dimension or something.

The name of the worksheet. True if the worksheet is hidden. False otherwise.

Rename an existing worksheet. This includes chart sheets, dialog sheets and macro sheets.

The name of the existing worksheet. The new name for the existing worksheet. The name should not be blank, nor exceed 31 characters. And it cannot contain these characters: \/?*[] It cannot be the same as an existing name (case-insensitive). True if renaming is successful. False otherwise.

Copy the contents of a worksheet to another worksheet. The current worksheet cannot be the source of the copy operation, nor the destination of the copy operation.

The worksheet to be copied from. This cannot be the current worksheet. The worksheet to be copied to. If this doesn't exist, a new worksheet is created. If it's an existing worksheet, the contents of the existing worksheet will be overwritten. The new worksheet cannot be the currently selected worksheet. True if copying is successful. False otherwise

Delete a worksheet. The currently selected worksheet cannot be deleted.

The name of the worksheet to be deleted. True if successful. False otherwise.

Get the worksheet name of the currently selected worksheet.

The currently selected worksheet name.

Get a list of names of existing worksheets currently in the spreadsheet, excluding chart sheets, macro sheets and dialog sheets. This is identical to GetSheetNames() but is more appropriately named.

A list of names of existing worksheets.

Get a list of names of existing worksheets currently in the spreadsheet, excluding chart sheets, macro sheets and dialog sheets. This is identical to GetWorksheetNames() but is kept to maintain function overload consistency with the IncludeAll parameter version.

A list of names of existing worksheets.

Get a list of names of existing sheets currently in the spreadsheet.

True to include chart sheets, macro sheets and dialog sheets. False to limit to only worksheets. A list of names of existing sheets.

Get statistical information on the currently selected worksheet. NOTE: The information is only current at point of retrieval.

An SLWorksheetStatistics object with the information.

Move a worksheet to a new position in the spreadsheet.

The name of the worksheet. The new 1-based position index. Use 1 for 1st position, 2 for 2nd position and so on. True if an actual move was done (this excludes when the given worksheet is already in the given position). False otherwise.

Set the default row height for the currently selected worksheet.

The row height in points.

Set the default column width for the currently selected worksheet.

The column width.

Freeze panes in the worksheet (for the first workbook view). Will do nothing if both parameters are zero (because there's nothing to freeze). Will also do nothing if either of the parameters is equal to their respective limits (maximum number of rows, or maximum number of columns).

Number of top-most rows to keep in place. Number of left-most columns to keep in place.

Unfreeze the frozen panes in the worksheet (for the first workbook view).

Number of top-most rows above the horizontal split line. Number of left-most columns left of the vertical split line. True if the row and column headings are shown. False otherwise.

Number of top-most rows above the horizontal split line. Number of left-most columns left of the vertical split line. True if the row and column headings are shown. False otherwise. This is more useful when row and column headings are shown. This will be the height of the column heading in points. This is more useful when row and column headings are shown. This will be the width of the row heading in points.

Split panes in the worksheet (for the first workbook view). Will do nothing if both number of rows and number of columns are zero (because there's nothing to split). Will also do nothing if either is equal to their respective limits (maximum number of rows, or maximum number of columns). The underlying engine tries to guess the individual row heights and column widths. Then the horizontal and vertical split lines are placed based on the guesses. Forcing the row and column dimensions to fit the split lines might mean the worksheet looking oddly sized.

Unsplit the split panes in the worksheet (for the first workbook view).

Add a background picture to the currently selected worksheet given the file name of a picture. If there's an existing background picture, that will be deleted first.

The file name of a picture to be used.

Add a background picture to the currently selected worksheet given a picture's data in a byte array. If there's an existing background picture, that will be deleted first.

The picture's data in a byte array. The image type of the picture.

Delete the background picture of the currently selected worksheet.

Insert a picture into the currently selected worksheet.

An SLPicture object with the picture's properties already set. True if the picture is successfully inserted. False otherwise.

Insert a sparkline group into the currently selected worksheet. If unsuccessful, please check that your sparkline location is correctly set. See SetLocation() for details.

An SLSparklineGroup object with the properties already set. True if successful. False otherwise.

Clear all sparkline groups in the currently selected worksheet.

Insert a chart into the currently selected worksheet.

An SLChart object with the chart's properties already set. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert a chart into a chartsheet.

An SLChart object with the chart's properties already set. The name should not be blank, nor exceed 31 characters. And it cannot contain these characters: \/?*[] It cannot be the same as an existing name (case-insensitive). But there's nothing stopping you from using 3 spaces as a name. True if successful. False otherwise.

Adds conditional formatting into the currently selected worksheet.

An SLConditionalFormatting object with the formatting rules already set. Remember to set at least one formatting rule (a data bar, color scale, icon set or some custom rule). True if successfully added. False otherwise.

Clear all conditional formatting from the currently selected worksheet.

Adds data validation into the currently selected worksheet.

An SLDataValidation with desired settings. True if successful. False otherwise. Failure is probably due to overlapping data validation regions.

Clear all data validations from the currently selected worksheet.

Insert a table into the currently selected worksheet.

An SLTable object with the properties already set. True if the table is successfully inserted. False otherwise. If it failed, check if the given table overlaps any existing tables or merged cell range.

Get the page settings of the currently selected worksheet.

An SLPageSettings object with the page settings of the currently selected worksheet.

Get the page settings of sheet.

The name of the sheet. An SLPageSettings object with the page settings of the specified sheet.

Set page settings to the currently selected worksheet.

An SLPageSettings object with the properties already set.

Set page settings to a sheet.

An SLPageSettings object with the properties already set. The name of the sheet.

Insert a page break above a given row index and to the left of a given column index.

The row index. Use a negative value to ignore row breaks (-1 works fine). The column index. Use a negative value to ignore column breaks (-1 works fine).

Remove all page breaks from the currently selected worksheet.

Remove a page break above a given row index and to the left of a given column index.

The row index. Use a negative value to ignore row breaks (-1 works fine). The column index. Use a negative value to ignore column breaks (-1 works fine).

Protect the currently selected worksheet. If the worksheet has protection (but not password protected), the current protection options will be overwritten.

An SLSheetProtection object with relevant options set. True if operation is successful. False otherwise. Note that if the worksheet already has password protection, false is also returned.

Unprotect the currently selected worksheet.

True if operation is successful. False otherwise. Note that if the worksheet is password protected or if the worksheet has no sheet protection in the first place, false is also returned.

This cleans up all the SLCell objects with default values. This can happen if an SLCell was assigned with say a style but no value. Then subsequently, the style is removed (set to default), thus the cell is empty.

This is mostly used when SetCellValueAs*()

The row index to check with base cell row index. The column index to check with base cell column index.

Get existing cells in the currently selected worksheet. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A Dictionary of existing cells.

Indicates if the cell value exists.

The cell reference, such as "A1". True if it exists. False otherwise.

Indicates if the cell value exists.

The row index. The column index. True if it exists. False otherwise.

Indicates if the cell value exists.

The cell reference, such as "A1". True if having a cell formula counts as well. False otherwise. True if it exists. False otherwise.

Indicates if the cell value exists.

The row index. The column index. True if having a cell formula counts as well. False otherwise. True if it exists. False otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. If you plan to store a percentage value, set this as the value divided by 100. For example, to store 2.78%, set this value as 0.0278. Remember to set the cell style format code (say "0.00%")! False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. If you plan to store a percentage value, set this as the value divided by 100. For example, to store 2.78%, set this value as 0.0278. Remember to set the cell style format code (say "0.00%")! False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

Set the cell value given a cell reference and a numeric value in string form. Use this when the source data is numeric and is already in string form and parsing the data into numeric form is undesirable. Note that the numeric string must be in invariant-culture mode, so "123456.789" is the accepted form even if the current culture displays that as "123456,789".

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index and a numeric value in string form. Use this when the source data is numeric and is already in string form and parsing the data into numeric form is undesirable. Note that the numeric string must be in invariant-culture mode, so "123456.789" is the accepted form even if the current culture displays that as "123456,789".

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. The format string used if the given date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. The format string used if the given date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. The format string used if the given date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index. Be sure to follow up with a date format style.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. The format string used if the given date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data in rich text. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data in rich text. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. Try the SLRstType class for easy InlineString generation. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. Try the SLRstType class for easy InlineString generation. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given a cell reference.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell value data. False if the cell reference is invalid. True otherwise.

Set the cell value given the row index and column index.

The row index. The column index. The cell value data. False if either the row index or column index (or both) are invalid. True otherwise.

Get the cell value as a boolean. If the cell value wasn't originally a boolean value, the return value is undetermined (but is by default false).

The cell reference, such as "A1". A boolean cell value.

Get the cell value as a boolean. If the cell value wasn't originally a boolean value, the return value is undetermined (but is by default false).

The cell reference, such as "A1". Set true to force any cell value that looks like a boolean to be returned as a boolean. This means text stored as "1" or "TRUE" will also be considered a boolean true. Set to false to only consider true (haha pun!) booleans. The default is false. A boolean cell value.

Get the cell value as a boolean. If the cell value wasn't originally a boolean value, the return value is undetermined (but is by default false).

The row index. The column index. A boolean cell value.

Get the cell value as a boolean. If the cell value wasn't originally a boolean value, the return value is undetermined (but is by default false).

The row index. The column index. Set true to force any cell value that looks like a boolean to be returned as a boolean. This means text stored as "1" or "TRUE" will also be considered a boolean true. Set to false to only consider true (haha pun!) booleans. The default is false. A boolean cell value.

Get the cell value as a 32-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". A 32-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as a 32-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. A 32-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as an unsigned 32-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". An unsigned 32-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as an unsigned 32-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. An unsigned 32-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as a 64-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". A 64-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as a 64-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. A 64-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as an unsigned 64-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". An unsigned 64-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as an unsigned 64-bit integer. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. An unsigned 64-bit integer cell value.

Get the cell value as a double precision floating point number. If the cell value wasn't originally a floating point number, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". A double precision floating point number cell value.

Get the cell value as a double precision floating point number. If the cell value wasn't originally a floating point number, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. A double precision floating point number cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.Decimal value. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer or floating point number, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The cell reference, such as "A1". A System.Decimal cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.Decimal value. If the cell value wasn't originally an integer or floating point number, the return value is undetermined (but is by default 0).

The row index. The column index. A System.Decimal cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The cell reference, such as "A1". A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The row index. The column index. A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The cell reference, such as "A1". True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The row index. The column index. True if using 1 Jan 1904 as the date epoch. False if using 1 Jan 1900 as the date epoch. This is independent of the workbook's Date1904 property. A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The format string used to parse the date value in the cell if the date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

The row index. The column index. The format string used to parse the date value in the cell if the date is before the date epoch. A date before the date epoch is stored as a string, so the date precision is only as good as the format string. For example, "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss" is more precise than "dd/MM/yyyy" because the latter loses information about the hours, minutes and seconds. A System.DateTime cell value.

Get the cell value as a System.DateTime value. If the cell value wasn't originally a date/time value, the return value is undetermined.

Get the cell value as a string.

The cell reference, such as "A1". A string cell value.

Get the cell value as a string.

The row index. The column index. A string cell value.

Get the cell value as a rich text string (SLRstType).

The cell reference, such as "A1". An SLRstType cell value.

Get the cell value as a rich text string (SLRstType).

The row index. The column index. An SLRstType cell value.

Set the active cell for the currently selected worksheet.

The cell reference, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Set the active cell for the currently selected worksheet.

The row index. The column index. True if successful. False otherwise.

Merge cells given a corner cell of the to-be-merged rectangle of cells, and the opposite corner cell. For example, the top-left corner cell and the bottom-right corner cell. Or the bottom-left corner cell and the top-right corner cell. No merging is done if it's just one cell.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The border style. Default is none. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The border style. Default is none. The border color. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The border style. Default is none. The border theme color. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The border style. Default is none. The border theme color. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The SLBorder object with border style properties. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". The SLStyle object with style properties. Any border style properties set in this SLStyle object will be used. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. The border style. Default is none. The border theme color. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. The SLBorder object with border style properties. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. The SLStyle object with style properties. Any border style properties set in this SLStyle object will be used. True if merging is successful. False otherwise.

Unmerge cells given a corner cell of an existing merged rectangle of cells, and the opposite corner cell. For example, the top-left corner cell and the bottom-right corner cell. Or the bottom-left corner cell and the top-right corner cell.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". True if unmerging is successful. False otherwise.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. True if unmerging is successful. False otherwise.

Get a list of the existing merged cells.

A list of the merged cells.

Filter data.

The cell reference of the corner cell, such as "A1". The cell reference of the opposite corner cell, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Filter data.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell. True if successful. False otherwise.

Removing any data filter.

Indicates if the currently selected worksheet has an existing filter.

True if there's an existing filter. False otherwise.

Copy one cell to another cell.

The cell reference of the cell to be copied from, such as "A1". The cell reference of the cell to be copied to, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell to another cell.

The cell reference of the cell to be copied from, such as "A1". The cell reference of the cell to be copied to, such as "A1". True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell to another cell.

The cell reference of the cell to be copied from, such as "A1". The cell reference of the cell to be copied to, such as "A1". Paste option. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells to another range, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells to another range, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells to another range, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". Paste options. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell to another cell.

The row index of the cell to be copied from. The column index of the cell to be copied from. The row index of the cell to be copied to. The column index of the cell to be copied to. True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell to another cell.

The row index of the cell to be copied from. The column index of the cell to be copied from. The row index of the cell to be copied to. The column index of the cell to be copied to. Paste option. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells to another range, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

Copy one cell from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet.

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the cell to be copied from, such as "A1". The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet.

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the cell to be copied from, such as "A1". The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". Paste option. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. The cell reference of the anchor cell, such as "A1". True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

Copy one cell from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet.

The name of the source worksheet. The row index of the cell to be copied from. The column index of the cell to be copied from. The row index of the anchor cell. The column index of the anchor cell. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one cell from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet.

Copy a range of cells from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

The name of the source worksheet. The row index of the start cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The column index of the start cell of the cell range. This is typically the top-left cell. The row index of the end cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. The column index of the end cell of the cell range. This is typically the bottom-right cell. The row index of the anchor cell. The column index of the anchor cell. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of cells from another worksheet to the currently selected worksheet, given the anchor cell of the destination range (top-left cell).

Clear all cell content in the worksheet.

True if content has been cleared. False otherwise. If there are no content in the worksheet, false is also returned.

Clear all cell content within specified rows and columns. If the top-left cell of a merged cell is within specified rows and columns, the merged cell content is also cleared.

The cell reference of the start cell of the cell range to be cleared, such as "A1". This is typically the top-left cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the cell range to be cleared, such as "A1". This is typically the bottom-right cell. True if content has been cleared. False otherwise. If there are no content within specified rows and columns, false is also returned.

Clear all cell content within specified rows and columns. If the top-left cell of a merged cell is within specified rows and columns, the merged cell content is also cleared.

Get existing shared cell formulas in the current worksheet in a list of SLSharedCellFormula objects. NOTE: Due to technical difficulties (read: a certain popular spreadsheet software's behaviour is confusing), any copy/insert/delete of cells/rows/columns will flatten all shared cell formula into the respective cells. WARNING: This is only a snapshot. Any changes made to the returned result are not used.

A list of existing shared cell formulas.

Get the cell formula if it exists.

The cell reference, such as "A1". The cell formula.

Get the cell formula if it exists.

The row index. The column index. The cell formula.

this is for copying on transpose true when it's insert/delete row column operation. otherwise it's copy cell/row/column true when it's insert row/column, false when it's delete row/column only used when delete. put 0 when insert. only used when delete. put 0 when insert.

Indicates if the row has an existing style.

The row index. True if the row has an existing style. False otherwise.

Get the row height. If the row doesn't have a height explicitly set, the default row height for the current worksheet is returned.

The row index. The row height in points.

Set the row height.

The row index. The row height in points. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the row height for a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. The row height in points. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Automatically fit row height according to cell contents.

The row index.

Automatically fit row height according to cell contents.

The row index. The maximum row height in points.

Automatically fit row height according to cell contents.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row.

Automatically fit row height according to cell contents.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. The maximum row height in points.

Indicates if the row is hidden.

The row index. True if the row is hidden. False otherwise.

Hide the row.

The row index. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Hide a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Unhide the row.

The row index. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Unhide a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Get the group level of the row.

The row index. The group level (between 0 and 7, both inclusive). The default is 0.

Group rows.

The row index of the start row. The row index of the end row.

Ungroup rows.

The row index of the start row. The row index of the end row.

Collapse a group of rows.

The row index of the row just after the group of rows you want to collapse. For example, this will be row 5 if rows 2 to 4 are grouped.

Expand a group of rows.

The row index of the row just after the group of rows you want to expand. For example, this will be row 5 if rows 2 to 4 are grouped.

Indicates if the row has a thick top.

The row index. True if the row has a thick top. False otherwise.

Set the thick top property of the row.

The row index. True if the row should have a thick top. False otherwise. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the thick top property of a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if the rows should have a thick top. False otherwise. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Indicates if the row has a thick bottom.

The row index. True if the row has a thick bottom. False otherwise.

Set the thick bottom property of the row.

The row index. True if the row should have a thick bottom. False otherwise. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the thick bottom property of a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if the rows should have a thick bottom. False otherwise. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Indicates if the row is showing phonetic information.

The row index. True if the row is showing phonetic information. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for the row.

The row index. True if the row should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the row index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for a range of rows.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if the rows should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the row indices are valid. False otherwise.

Copy one row to another row.

The row index of the row to be copied from. The row index of the row to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one row to another row.

The row index of the row to be copied from. The row index of the row to be copied to. True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of rows to another range, given the anchor row of the destination range (top row).

The row index of the start row of the row range. This is typically the top row. The row index of the end row of the row range. This is typically the bottom row. The row index of the anchor row. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of rows to another range, given the anchor row of the destination range (top row).

Insert one or more rows.

Additional rows are inserted at this row index. The number of rows to insert. True if successful. False otherwise.

Delete one or more rows.

Rows will be deleted from this row index, including this row itself. Number of rows to delete. True if successful. False otherwise.

Clear all cell content within specified rows. If the top-left cell of a merged cell is within specified rows, the merged cell content is also cleared.

The row index of the starting row. The row index of the ending row. True if content has been cleared. False otherwise. If there are no content within specified rows, false is also returned.

Indicates if the column has an existing style.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column has an existing style. False otherwise.

Indicates if the column has an existing style.

The column index. True if the column has an existing style. False otherwise.

Get the column width. If the column doesn't have a width explicitly set, the default column width for the current worksheet is returned.

The column name, such as "A". The column width.

Get the column width. If the column doesn't have a width explicitly set, the default column width for the current worksheet is returned.

The column index. The column width.

Set the column width.

The column name, such as "A". The column width. True if the column name is valid. False otherwise.

Set the column width.

The column index. The column width. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the column width for a range of columns.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. The column width. True if the column names are valid. False otherwise.

Set the column width for a range of columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. The column width. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column name, such as "A".

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column name, such as "A". The maximum column width in number of characters.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. The maximum column width in number of characters.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column index.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column index. The maximum column width in number of characters.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column.

Automatically fit column width according to cell contents.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. The maximum column width in number of characters.

Indicates if the column is hidden.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column is hidden. False otherwise.

Indicates if the column is hidden.

The column index. True if the column is hidden. False otherwise.

Hide the column.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column name is valid. False otherwise.

Hide the column.

The column index. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Hide a range of columns.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. True if the column names are valid. False otherwise.

Hide a range of columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Unhide the column.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column name is valid. False otherwise.

Unhide the column.

The column index. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Unhide a range of columns.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. True if the column names are valid. False otherwise.

Unhide a range of columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Indicates if the column is showing phonetic information.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column is showing phonetic information. False otherwise.

Indicates if the column is showing phonetic information.

The column index. True if the column is showing phonetic information. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for the column.

The column name, such as "A". True if the column should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the column name is valid. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for the column.

The column index. True if the column should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the column index is valid. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for a range of columns.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. True if the columns should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the column names are valid. False otherwise.

Set the show phonetic property for a range of columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. True if the columns should show phonetic information. False otherwise. True if the column indices are valid. False otherwise.

Copy one column to another column.

The column name of the column to be copied from. The column name of the column to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one column to another column.

The column index of the column to be copied from. The column index of the column to be copied to. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one column to another column.

The column name of the column to be copied from. The column name of the column to be copied to. True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy one column to another column.

The column index of the column to be copied from. The column index of the column to be copied to. True for cut-and-paste. False for copy-and-paste. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of columns to another range, given the anchor column of the destination range (left-most column).

The column name of the start column of the column range. This is typically the left-most column. The column name of the end column of the column range. This is typically the right-most column. The column name of the anchor column. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of columns to another range, given the anchor column of the destination range (left-most column).

The column index of the start column of the column range. This is typically the left-most column. The column index of the end column of the column range. This is typically the right-most column. The column index of the anchor column. True if successful. False otherwise.

Copy a range of columns to another range, given the anchor column of the destination range (left-most column).

Get the group level of the column.

The column name, such as "A". The group level (between 0 and 7, both inclusive). The default is 0.

Get the group level of the column.

The column index. The group level (between 0 and 7, both inclusive). The default is 0.

Group columns.

The column name of the start column of the column range. This is typically the left-most column. The column name of the end column of the column range. This is typically the right-most column.

Group columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column.

Ungroup columns.

The column name of the start column of the column range. This is typically the left-most column. The column name of the end column of the column range. This is typically the right-most column.

Ungroup columns.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column.

Collapse a group of columns.

The column name (such as "A1") of the column just after the group of columns you want to collapse. For example, this will be column E if columns B to D are grouped.

Collapse a group of columns.

The column index of the column just after the group of columns you want to collapse. For example, this will be column 5 if columns 2 to 4 are grouped.

Expand a group of columns.

The column name (such as "A1") of the column just after the group of columns you want to expand. For example, this will be column E if columns B to D are grouped.

Expand a group of columns.

The column index of the column just after the group of columns you want to expand. For example, this will be column 5 if columns 2 to 4 are grouped.

Insert one or more columns.

Additional columns will be inserted at this column. Number of columns to insert. True if successful. False otherwise.

Insert one or more columns.

Additional columns will be inserted at this column index. Number of columns to insert. True if successful. False otherwise.

Delete one or more columns.

Columns will deleted from this column, including this column itself. Number of columns to delete. True if successful. False otherwise.

Delete one or more columns.

Columns will be deleted from this column index, including this column itself. Number of columns to delete. True if successful. False otherwise.

Clear all cell content within specified columns. If the top-left cell of a merged cell is within specified columns, the merged cell content is also cleared.

The column name of the start column. The column name of the end column. True if content has been cleared. False otherwise. If there are no content within specified rows, false is also returned.

Clear all cell content within specified columns. If the top-left cell of a merged cell is within specified columns, the merged cell content is also cleared.

The column index of the start column. The column index of the end column. True if content has been cleared. False otherwise. If there are no content within specified rows, false is also returned.

Delta is >= 0

This returns a list of index with pixel lengths. Depending on the type, the pixel length is for row heights or column widths

Flattens shared cell formulas into respective cells. For example, if there's a shared cell formula in A2 for the range A2:A6, the shared cell formula will be individually assigned into A2, A3, A4, A5 and A6. And the shared cell formula portion will then be removed.

Set to true to bubble exceptions up if there are any occurring within SpreadsheetLight. Set to false otherwise. The default is false.

The file name of the default blank spreadsheet. This is read-only.

The name of the first worksheet when creating a new spreadsheet. This is read-only.

The default font size in points. This is read-only.

The maximum number of rows in a worksheet. This is read-only.

The maximum number of columns in a worksheet. This is read-only.

This should be assigned immediately after the minor font is determined and never assigned anymore after that.

The document metadata.

Chart customization options for pie, bar-of-pie, pie-of-pie and doughnut charts.

Initializes an instance of SLPieChartOptions. It is recommended to use SLChart.CreatePieChartOptions().

Split the data series by position where the second plot contains the last N values. This is only for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

The last N values used in the second plot.

Split the data series by value where the second plot contains all values less than a maximum value. This is only for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

The maximum value.

Split the data series by percentage where the second plot contains all values less than a percentage of the sum. This is only for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

The maximum percentage of the sum.

Split the data series by selecting data points for the second plot. This is only for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

The indices of the data points of the data series. The index is 1-based, so "1,3,4" sets the 1st, 3rd and 4th data point in the second plot.

Each data point shall have a different color. The default is "true".

Angle of the first slice, ranging from 0 degrees to 360 degrees.

The size of the hole in a doughnut chart, ranging from 10% to 90% of the diameter of the doughnut chart. If the doughnut chart is exploded, the diameter is taken to be that when it's not exploded.

The gap width between the first pie and the second bar or pie chart, ranging from 0 to 500 (both inclusive). This is for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

The size of the second bar or pie of the bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie chart as a percentage of the size of the first pie. This ranges from 5% to 200% (both inclusive).

Line properties for the connecting line for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

Shadow properties for the connecting line for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

Glow properties for the connecting line for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

Soft edge properties for the connecting line for bar-of-pie or pie-of-pie charts.

For CategoryAxisData and XValues

Encapsulates properties and methods for shared cell formula.

Initializes an instance of SLSharedCellFormula.

Clone a new instance of SLSharedCellFormula.

A cloned SLSharedCellFormula object.

The base row index for the shared cell formula.

The base column index for the shared cell formula.

The shared index.

The cell range(s) under the shared cell formula.

The shared cell formula text.

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying fill effects. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Fill class.

Set the fill to automatic.

Set no fill.

Set a solid fill.

The color used. Transparency of the color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Set a solid fill.

The theme color used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Set a linear gradient given a preset setting.

The preset to be used. The interpolation angle ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees mean from left to right, 90 degrees mean from top to bottom, 180 degrees mean from right to left and 270 degrees mean from bottom to top. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree.

Set a radial gradient given a preset setting.

The preset to be used. The radial gradient direction.

Set a rectangular gradient given a preset setting.

The preset to be used. The rectangular gradient direction.

Set a path gradient given a preset setting.

The preset to be used.

Append a gradient stop given a color, the color's transparency and the position of gradient stop.

The color to be used. Transparency of the color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. The position in percentage ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Append a gradient stop given a color, the color's transparency and the position of gradient stop.

The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. The position in percentage ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Clear all gradient stops.

Set a picture fill. This stretches the picture.

The file name of the image/picture used. The left offset in percentage. A suggested range is -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. The right offset in percentage. A suggested range is -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. The top offset in percentage. A suggested range is -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. The bottom offset in percentage. A suggested range is -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Transparency of the picture ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Set a picture fill. This tiles the picture.

The file name of the image/picture used. Horizontal offset ranging from -2147483648 pt to 2147483647 pt. However a suggested range is -1585pt to 1584pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Vertical offset ranging from -2147483648 pt to 2147483647 pt. However a suggested range is -1585pt to 1584pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Horizontal scale in percentage. A suggested range is 0% to 100%. Vertical scale in percentage. A suggested range is 0% to 100%. Picture alignment. Picture mirror type. Transparency of the picture ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The color to be used for the foreground. The color to be used for the background.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The color to be used for the background.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set a pattern fill with a preset pattern, foreground color and background color.

A preset fill pattern. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The tint applied to the foreground theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Encapsulates properties and methods for high-low lines. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.HighLowLines class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

Chart customization options for area charts.

Initializes an instance of SLAreaChartOptions. It is recommended to use SLChart.CreateAreaChartOptions().

Clone a new instance of SLAreaChartOptions.

An SLAreaChartOptions object.

Indicates if the area chart has drop lines.

Drop lines properties.

The gap depth between area clusters (between different data series) as a percentage of width, ranging between 0% and 500% (both inclusive). The default is 150%. This is only used for 3D chart version.

Specifies the named cell style to be used.

Normal

Bad

Good

Neutral

Calculation

Check Cell

Explanatory Text

Input

Linked Cell

Note

Output

Warning Text

Level 1 heading

Level 2 heading

Level 3 heading

Level 4 heading

Title

Total

Background color is Accent1 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent1 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent1 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent1 color.

Background color is Accent2 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent2 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent2 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent2 color.

Background color is Accent3 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent3 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent3 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent3 color.

Background color is Accent4 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent4 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent4 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent4 color.

Background color is Accent5 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent5 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent5 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent5 color.

Background color is Accent6 color.

Background color is 20% of Accent6 color.

Background color is 40% of Accent6 color.

Background color is 60% of Accent6 color.

Formats numerical data with a comma as the thousands separator.

Formats numerical data with a comma as the thousands separator, truncating decimal values.

Formats numerical data with a comma as the thousands separator, with $ on the left of the data.

Formats numerical data with a comma as the thousands separator, with $ on the left of the data, and truncating decimal values.

Appends % on the end of the numerical data, and truncating decimal values.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting various formatting styles.

Initializes an instance of SLStyle. It is recommended to use CreateStyle() of the SLDocument class.

Set the font, given a font name and font size.

The name of the font to be used. The size of the font in points.

Set the font, given a font scheme and font size.

The font scheme. If None is given, the current theme's minor font will be used (but if the theme is changed, the text remains as of the old theme's minor font instead of the new theme's minor font). The size of the font in points.

Set the font color.

The color of the font text.

Set the font color with one of the theme colors.

The theme color to be used.

Set the font color with one of the theme colors, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Toggle bold settings.

True to set font as bold. False otherwise.

Toggle italic settings.

True to set font as italic. False otherwise.

Set font underline.

Specifies the underline formatting style of the font text.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The color to be used for the foreground. The color to be used for the background.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The color to be used for the background.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the pattern type, foreground color and background color of the fill pattern.

The pattern type. Default value is None. The theme color to be used for the foreground. The tint applied to the foreground theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. The theme color to be used for the background. The tint applied to the background theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color. The second color.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color. The second color as one of the theme colors.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color. The second color as one of the theme colors. The tint applied to the second theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color as one of the theme colors. The second color.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color as one of the theme colors. The second color as one of the theme colors.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color as one of the theme colors. The second color as one of the theme colors. The tint applied to the second theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set a gradient fill given the shading style and 2 colors.

The gradient shading style. The first color as one of the theme colors. The tint applied to the first theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. The second color as one of the theme colors. The tint applied to the second theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the left border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the left border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the left border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the right border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the right border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the right border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Set the top border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the top border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the top border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Set the bottom border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the bottom border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the bottom border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Set the diagonal border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the diagonal border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the diagonal border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Set the vertical border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the vertical border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the vertical border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Set the horizontal border with a border style and a color.

The border style. Default is none. The border color.

Set the horizontal border with a border style and a theme color.

The border style. Default is none. The theme color to be used.

Set the horizontal border with a border style and a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

Align text vertically.

Specifies the vertical alignment. Default value is Bottom.

Align text horizontally.

Specifies the horizontal alignment. Default value is General.

Toggle wrap text settings.

True to wrap text. False otherwise.

Apply a named cell style. Existing styles are kept, unless the chosen named cell style overrides those styles.

The named cell style to be applied.

Remove any existing alignment properties.

Remove any existing protection properties.

Remove any existing format code.

Remove any existing font properties.

Remove any existing fill properties.

Remove any existing border properties.

IMPORTANT! Fill the indices for numbering format, font, fill and border!

Clone a new instance of SLStyle with identical style settings.

An SLStyle object with identical style settings.

Specifies the alignment properties for this style.

Specifies the protection properties for this style.

Specifies the (number) format code for this style. Note that the format has to be in invariant-culture mode. So "#,##0.000" is accepted but "#.##0,000" isn't. For cultures with a period as the thousands separator and a comma for the decimal digit separator... sorry.

Specifies the font properties for this style.

Specifies the fill properties for this style.

Specifies the border properties for this style.

Specifies if the cell content text should be prefixed with a single quotation mark.

Specifies if a pivot table dropdown button should be displayed.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting plot areas in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.PlotArea class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

Built-in sparkline styles.

Accent 1 Darker 50%

Accent 2 Darker 50%

Accent 3 Darker 50%

Accent 4 Darker 50%

Accent 5 Darker 50%

Accent 6 Darker 50%

Accent 1 Darker 25%

Accent 2 Darker 25%

Accent 3 Darker 25%

Accent 4 Darker 25%

Accent 5 Darker 25%

Accent 6 Darker 25%

Accent 1

Accent 2

Accent 3

Accent 4

Accent 5

Accent 6

Accent 1 Lighter 40%

Accent 2 Lighter 40%

Accent 3 Lighter 40%

Accent 4 Lighter 40%

Accent 5 Lighter 40%

Accent 6 Lighter 40%

Dark #1

Dark #2

Dark #3

Dark #4

Dark #5

Dark #6

Colorful #1

Colorful #2

Colorful #3

Colorful #4

Colorful #5

Colorful #6

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying sparklines. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Office2010.Excel.SparklineGroup class.

Set the location of the sparkline group given a cell reference. Use this if your data source is either 1 row of cells or 1 column of cells.

The cell reference such as "A1".

Set the location of the sparkline group given cell references of opposite cells in a cell range. Note that the cell range has to be a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's either a single row or single column. Note also that the length of the vector must be equal to either the number of rows or number of columns in the data source range.

The cell reference of the start cell of the location cell range, such as "A1". This is either the top-most or left-most cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the location cell range, such as "A1". This is either the bottom-most or right-most cell. True if the data source has its series in rows. False if it's in columns. This only comes into play if the data source has the same number of rows as its columns.

Set the location of the sparkline group given a row and column index. Use this if your data source is either 1 row of cells or 1 column of cells.

The row index. The column index.

Set the location of the sparkline group given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range. Note that the cell range has to be a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's either a single row or single column. Note also that the length of the vector must be equal to either the number of rows or number of columns in the data source range.

Set the horizontal axis as general axis type.

Set the horizontal axis as date axis type, given a cell range containing the date values. Note that this means the cell range is a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's a single row or single column. Note also that this probably means the length of the vector is the same as your location cell range.

The cell reference of the start cell of the date cell range, such as "A1". This is either the top-most or left-most cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the date cell range, such as "A1". This is either the bottom-most or right-most cell.

Set the horizontal axis as date axis type, given a worksheet name and a cell range containing the date values. Note that this means the cell range is a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's a single row or single column. Note also that this probably means the length of the vector is the same as your location cell range.

The name of the source worksheet. The cell reference of the start cell of the date cell range, such as "A1". This is either the top-most or left-most cell. The cell reference of the end cell of the date cell range, such as "A1". This is either the bottom-most or right-most cell.

Set the horizontal axis as date axis type, given row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range containing the date values. Note that this means the cell range is a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's a single row or single column. Note also that this probably means the length of the vector is the same as your location cell range.

Set the horizontal axis as date axis type, given a worksheet name, and row and column indices of opposite cells in a cell range containing the date values. Note that this means the cell range is a 1-dimensional vector, meaning it's a single row or single column. Note also that this probably means the length of the vector is the same as your location cell range.

Set automatic minimum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

Set the same minimum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

Set a custom minimum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

The custom minimum value.

Set automatic maximum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

Set the same maximum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

Set a custom maximum value for the vertical axis for the entire sparkline group.

The custom maximum value.

Set the sparkline style.

A built-in sparkline style.

The color for the main sparkline series.

The color for negative points.

The color for the axis.

The color for markers.

The color for the first point.

The color for the last point.

The color for the high point.

The color for the low point.

Line weight for the sparkline group in points, ranging from 0 pt to 1584 pt (both inclusive).

The type of sparkline. Use "Stacked" for "Win/Loss".

The default is to show empty cells with a gap.

Specifies if markers are shown.

Specifies if the high point is shown.

Specifies if the low point is shown.

Specifies if the first point is shown.

Specifies if the last point is shown.

Specifies if negative points are shown.

Specifies is the horizontal axis is shown. This only appears if there's sparkline data crossing the zero point.

Specifies if hidden data is shown.

Plot data right-to-left.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting chart minor gridlines in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.MinorGridlines class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

Chart customization options for bar and column charts.

Initializes an instance of SLBarChartOptions.

The gap width between bar or column clusters (in the same data series) as a percentage of bar or column width, ranging between 0% and 500% (both inclusive). The default is 150%.

The gap depth between bar or columns clusters (between different data series) as a percentage of bar or column width, ranging between 0% and 500% (both inclusive). The default is 150%. This is only used for 3D chart version.

The amount of overlapping for bars and columns on 2D bar/column charts, ranging from -100 to 100 (both inclusive). The default is 0. For stacked and "100% stacked" bar/column charts, this should be 100.

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying cell styles. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CellStyle class.

Initializes an instance of SLCellStyle.

Name of the cell style.

Specifies a zero-based index referencing a CellFormat in the CellStyleFormats class.

Specifies the index of a built-in cell style.

Specifies that the formatting is for an outline style.

Specifies if the style is shown in the application user interface.

Specifies if the built-in cell style is customized.

Attribute: n

Attribute: t

Attribute: h

Attribute: s

Attribute: sd

Attribute: f

Attribute: m

Attribute: c

Attribute: x

Attribute: d

Attribute: e

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting the data table of charts.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Set font settings for the contents of the data table.

The SLFont containing the font settings.

Specifies if horizontal table borders are shown.

Specifies if vertical table borders are shown.

Specifies if table outline borders are shown.

Specifies if legend keys are shown.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting data point options for charts.

Fill properties.

Border/Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

Invert colors if negative. If null, the effective default is used (false). This is for bar charts, column charts and bubble charts.

Marker properties. This is for line charts, radar charts and scatter charts.

The explosion distance from the center of the pie in percentage. It is suggested to keep the range between 0% and 400%.

This simulates the element group EG_DLblShared as specified in the Open XML specs.

Set the position of the data label.

The data label position.

Set automatic positioning of the data label.

Format code. If you set a custom format code, you might also want to set SourceLinked to false.

Whether the format code is linked to the data source.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

Specifies if the legend key is included in the label.

Specifies if the label contains the value. For certain charts, this is known as the "Y Value".

Specifies if the label contains the category name. For certain charts, this is known as the "X Value".

Specifies if the label contains the series name.

Specifies if the label contains the percentage. This is for pie charts.

Specifies if the label contains the bubble size. This is for bubble charts.

The separator.

Encapsulates properties and methods for a picture to be inserted into a worksheet.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given the file name of a picture.

The file name of a picture to be inserted.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given the file name of a picture.

The file name of a picture to be inserted. Set to true to bubble exceptions up if there are any occurring within SpreadsheetLight. Set to false otherwise. The default is false.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given the file name of a picture, and the targeted computer's horizontal and vertical resolution. This scales the picture according to how it will be displayed on the targeted computer screen.

The file name of a picture to be inserted. The targeted computer's horizontal resolution (DPI). The targeted computer's vertical resolution (DPI).

The file name of a picture to be inserted. The targeted computer's horizontal resolution (DPI). The targeted computer's vertical resolution (DPI). Set to true to bubble exceptions up if there are any occurring within SpreadsheetLight. Set to false otherwise. The default is false.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given a picture's data in a byte array.

The picture's data in a byte array. The image type of the picture.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given a picture's data in a byte array.

The picture's data in a byte array. The image type of the picture. Set to true to bubble exceptions up if there are any occurring within SpreadsheetLight. Set to false otherwise. The default is false.

Initializes an instance of SLPicture given a picture's data in a byte array, and the targeted computer's horizontal and vertical resolution. This scales the picture according to how it will be displayed on the targeted computer screen.

The picture's data in a byte array. The image type of the picture. The targeted computer's horizontal resolution (DPI). The targeted computer's vertical resolution (DPI).

The picture's data in a byte array. The image type of the picture. The targeted computer's horizontal resolution (DPI). The targeted computer's vertical resolution (DPI). Set to true to bubble exceptions up if there are any occurring within SpreadsheetLight. Set to false otherwise. The default is false.

Obsolete. Set the absolute position of the picture in pixels relative to the top-left corner of the worksheet. Consider using the SetPosition() function instead.

Offset from the left of the worksheet in pixels. Offset from the top of the worksheet in pixels.

Obsolete. Set the absolute position of the picture in English Metric Units (EMUs) relative to the top-left corner of the worksheet. Consider using the SetPosition() function instead.

Offset from the left of the worksheet in EMUs. Offset from the top of the worksheet in EMUs.

Set the position of the picture relative to the top-left of the worksheet.

Top position based on row index. For example, 0.5 means at the half-way point of the 1st row, 2.5 means at the half-way point of the 3rd row. Left position based on column index. For example, 0.5 means at the half-way point of the 1st column, 2.5 means at the half-way point of the 3rd column.

Obsolete. Set the position of the picture in pixels relative to the top-left of the worksheet. The picture is anchored to the top-left corner of a given cell. Consider using the SetPosition() function instead.

Row index of the anchor cell. Column index of the anchor cell. Offset from the left of the anchor cell in pixels. Offset from the top of the anchor cell in pixels.

Obsolete. Set the position of the picture in English Metric Units (EMUs) relative to the top-left of the worksheet. The picture is anchored to the top-left corner of a given cell. Consider using the SetPosition() function instead.

Row index of the anchor cell. Column index of the anchor cell. Offset from the left of the anchor cell in EMUs. Offset from the top of the anchor cell in EMUs.

Resize the picture with new size dimensions using percentages of the original size dimensions.

A percentage of the original width. It is suggested to keep the range between 1% and 56624%. A percentage of the original height. It is suggested to keep the range between 1% and 56624%.

Resize the picture with new size dimensions in pixels.

The new width in pixels. The new height in pixels.

Resize the picture with new size dimension in English Metric Units (EMUs).

The new width in EMUs. The new height in EMUs.

Obsolete. Fill the background of the picture with color. The color will be seen through the transparent parts of the picture.

The color used to fill the background of the picture. Transparency of the fill color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Fill the background of the picture with color. The color will be seen through the transparent parts of the picture.

The theme color used to fill the background of the picture. Transparency of the fill color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Fill the background of the picture with color. The color will be seen through the transparent parts of the picture.

The theme color used to fill the background of the picture. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the fill color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Set the outline color.

The color used to outline the picture. Transparency of the outline color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Set the outline color.

The theme color used to outline the picture. Transparency of the outline color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Set the outline color.

The theme color used to outline the picture. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the outline color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent.

Obsolete. Set the outline style of the picture.

Width of the outline, between 0 pt and 1584 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Compound type. Default value is single. Dash style of the outline. Line cap type of the outline. Default value is square. Join type of the outline at the corners. Default value is round.

Obsolete. Set an inner shadow of the picture.

The color used for the inner shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set an inner shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the inner shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set an inner shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the inner shadow. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set an outer shadow of the picture.

The color used for the outer shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Scale size of shadow based on size of picture in percentage (consider a range of 1% to 200%). Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set an outer shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the outer shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Scale size of shadow based on size of picture in percentage (consider a range of 1% to 200%). Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set an outer shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the outer shadow. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Scale size of shadow based on size of picture in percentage (consider a range of 1% to 200%). Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set a perspective shadow of the picture.

The color used for the perspective shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Vertical scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set a perspective shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the perspective shadow. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Vertical scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set a perspective shadow of the picture.

The theme color used for the perspective shadow. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the shadow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Vertical scaling ratio in percentage (consider a range of -200% to 200%). A negative ratio flips the shadow vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Shadow blur, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 100 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Angle of shadow projection based on picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means the shadow is to the right of the picture, 90 degrees means it's below, 180 degrees means it's to the left and 270 degrees means it's above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Distance of shadow away from picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 200 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom. True if the shadow should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Obsolete. Set a bevelled top.

The bevel type. Default value is circle. Width of the bevel, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 6 pt. Height of the bevel, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 6 pt.

Obsolete. Set a bevelled bottom.

Obsolete. Set the extrusion (or depth).

The color used for the extrusion. Transparency of the extrusion color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Height of the extrusion, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the extrusion (or depth).

The theme color used for the extrusion. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Height of the extrusion, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the extrusion (or depth).

The theme color used for the extrusion. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Height of the extrusion, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the 3D contour.

The color used for the contour. Transparency of the contour color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Width of the contour, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the 3D contour.

The theme color used for the contour. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Width of the contour, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the 3D contour.

The theme color used for the contour. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Width of the contour, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a maximum of 1584 pt). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the surface material.

The material used. Default value is WarmMatte.

Obsolete. Set the Z distance.

The Z distance, ranging from -4000 pt to 4000 pt. Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set the camera and light properties.

A preset set of properties for the camera, which can be overridden. Default value is OrthographicFront. Field of view, ranging from 0 degrees to 180 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Zoom percentage, ranging from 0% to 2147483.647%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Camera latitude angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Camera longitude angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Camera revolution angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. The type of light used. Default value is ThreePoints. The direction of the light. Default value is Top. Light rig latitude angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Light rig longitude angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Light rig revolution angle, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Imagine the screen to be the X-Y plane, the positive X-axis pointing to the right, and the positive Y-axis pointing up. The positive Z-axis points perpendicularly from the screen towards you. The latitude value increases as you turn around the X-axis, using the right-hand rule. The longitude value increases as you turn around the Y-axis, using the left-hand rule (meaning it decreases according to right-hand rule). The revolution value increases as you turn around the Z-axis, using the right-hand rule. And if you're mapping values directly from Microsoft Excel, don't treat the X, Y and Z values as values related to the axes. The latitude maps to the Y value, longitude maps to the X value, and revolution maps to the Z value.

Obsolete. Set soft edges on the picture.

Radius of the soft edge, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point.

Obsolete. Set the picture to glow on the edges.

The color used for the glow. Transparency of the glow color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Radius of the glow, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point.

Obsolete. Set the picture to glow on the edges.

The theme color used for the glow. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Radius of the glow, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point.

Obsolete. Set the picture to glow on the edges.

The theme color used for the glow. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color. Transparency of the theme color ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Radius of the glow, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point.

Obsolete. Set a tight reflection of the picture.

Offset distance of the reflection below the picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set a reflection that's about half of the picture.

Offset distance of the reflection below the picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set a full reflection of the picture.

Offset distance of the reflection below the picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt.

Obsolete. Set a reflection of the picture.

Blur radius of the reflection, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Position of start opacity of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%. End alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%. Position of end alpha of the reflection, ranging from 0% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Distance of the reflection from the picture, ranging from 0 pt to 2147483647 pt (but consider a much lower maximum). Accurate to 1/12700 of a point. Default value is 0 pt. Direction of the alpha gradient relative to the picture, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Direction to fade the reflection, ranging from 0 degrees to 359.9 degrees. 0 degrees means to the right, 90 degrees is below, 180 degrees is to the right, and 270 degrees is above. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 90 degrees. Horizontal scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection horizontally. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Vertical scaling ratio in percentage. A negative ratio flips the reflection vertically. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 100%. Horizontal skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Vertical skew angle, ranging from -90 degrees to 90 degrees. Accurate to 1/60000 of a degree. Default value is 0 degrees. Sets the origin of the picture for the size scaling, angle skews and distance offsets. Default value is Bottom. True if the reflection should rotate with the picture if the picture is rotated. False otherwise. Default value is true.

Inserts a hyperlink to a webpage.

The target webpage URL.

Inserts a hyperlink to a document on the computer.

The relative path to the file based on the location of the spreadsheet.

Inserts a hyperlink to an email address.

The email address, such as johndoe@acme.com

Inserts a hyperlink to a place in the spreadsheet document.

The name of the worksheet being referenced. The row index of the referenced cell. If this is invalid, row 1 will be used. The column index of the referenced cell. If this is invalid, column 1 will be used.

Inserts a hyperlink to a place in the spreadsheet document.

The name of the worksheet being referenced. The cell reference, such as "A1".

Inserts a hyperlink to a place in the spreadsheet document.

A defined name in the spreadsheet.

The horizontal resolution (DPI) of the picture. This is read-only.

The vertical resolution (DPI) of the picture. This is read-only.

The text used to assist users with disabilities. This is similar to the alt tag used in HTML.

Indicates whether the picture can be selected (selection is disabled when this is true). Locking the picture only works when the sheet is also protected. Default value is true.

Indicates whether the picture is printed when the sheet is printed. Default value is true.

Compression settings for the picture. Default value is Print.

Picture brightness modifier, ranging from -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%.

Picture contrast modifier, ranging from -100% to 100%. Accurate to 1/1000 of a percent. Default value is 0%.

Set the shape of the picture. Default value is Rectangle.

Fill properties.

Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Reflection properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

3D rotation properties.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting value axes in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.ValueAxis class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Set the display units on the axis.

Built-in unit types. True to show the display units label on the chart. False otherwise.

Remove the display units on the axis.

Set the corresponding category/date/value axis to cross this axis at an automatic value.

Set the corresponding category/date/value axis to cross this axis at a given value.

Axis value to cross at.

Set the corresponding category/date/value axis to cross this axis at the maximum value.

The major unit on the axis. A null value means it's automatically set.

The minor unit on the axis. A null value means it's automatically set.

Logarithmic scale of the axis, ranging from 2 to 1000 (both inclusive). A null value means it's not used.

The maximum value on the axis. A null value means it's automatically set.

The minimum value on the axis. A null value means it's automatically set.

This is for information purposes only! This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.CellFormula class.

The formula text.

The type of formula.

If true, then formula is an array formula and the entire array is calculated in full. If false, then individual cells are calculated as needed.

Range of cells where the formula is applied.

True for 2-dimensional data table. False otherwise.

If true, then 1-dimensional data table is a row. Otherwise it's a column.

Whether the first input cell for data table is deleted.

Whether the second input cell for data table is deleted.

First input cell for data table.

Second input cell for data table.

Indicates whether this formula needs to be recalculated.

Shared formula index.

Specifies that this formula assigns a value to a name.

Simple settings for themes.

Initialize an instance of SLThemeSettings.

Initialize an instance of SLThemeSettings with a given theme.

A built-in theme.

The theme name.

The major latin font.

The minor latin font.

Typically pure black.

Typically pure white.

A dark color that still has visual contrast against light tints of the accent colors.

A light color that still has visual contrast against dark tints of the accent colors.

Accent1 color.

Accent2 color.

Accent3 color.

Accent4 color.

Accent5 color.

Accent6 color.

Color of a hyperlink.

Color of a followed hyperlink.

Conditional formatting options for three icon sets.

Initializes an instance of SLThreeIconSetOptions.

The type of icon set.

Specifies if the icons in the set are reversed.

Specifies if only the icon is shown. Set to false to show both icon and value.

The 1st icon.

The 2nd icon.

The 3rd icon.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 2nd range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 3rd range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

The 2nd range value.

The 3rd range value.

The conditional format type for the 2nd range value.

The conditional format type for the 3rd range value.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting the floor of 3D charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.Floor class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

3D rotation properties.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting group data label options for charts.

Specifies if leader lines are shown. This is for pie charts (I think...).

Specifies the built-in theme type.

Office theme with Cambria and Calibri as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Office2013 theme with Calibri Light and Calibri as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Adjacency theme with Cambria and Calibri as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Angles theme with Franklin Gothic Medium and Franklin Gothic Book as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Apex theme with Lucida Sans and Book Antiqua as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Apothecary theme with Book Antiqua and Century Gothic as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Aspect theme with Verdana as both major and minor fonts.

Austin theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Black Tie theme with Garamond as both major and minor fonts.

Civic theme with Georgia as both major and minor fonts.

Clarity theme with Arial as both major and minor fonts.

Composite theme with Calibri as both major and minor fonts.

Concourse theme with Lucida Sans Unicode as both major and minor fonts.

Couture theme with Garamond as both major and minor fonts.

Elemental theme with Palatino Linotype as both major and minor fonts.

Equity theme with Franklin Gothic Book and Perpetua as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Essential theme with Arial Black and Arial as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Executive theme with Century Gothic and Palatino Linotype as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Facet theme with Trebuchet MS as both major and minor fonts.

Flow theme with Calibri and Constantia as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Foundry theme with Rockwell as both major and minor fonts.

Grid theme with Franklin Gothic Medium as both major and minor fonts.

Hardcover theme with Book Antiqua as both major and minor fonts.

Horizon theme with Arial Narrow as both major and minor fonts.

Integral theme with Tw Cen MT Condensed and Tw Cen MT as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Ion theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Ion Boardroom theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Median theme with Tw Cen MT as both major and minor fonts.

Metro theme with Consolas and Corbel as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Module theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Newsprint theme with Impact and Times New Roman as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Opulent theme with Trebuchet MS as both major and minor fonts.

Organic theme with Garamond as both major and minor fonts.

Oriel theme with Century Schoolbook as both major and minor fonts.

Origin theme with Bookman Old Style and Gill Sans MT as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Paper theme with Constantia as both major and minor fonts.

Perspective theme with Arial as both major and minor fonts.

Pushpin theme with Constantia and Franklin Gothic Book as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Retrospect theme with Calibri Light and Calibri as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Slice theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Slipstream theme with Trebuchet MS as both major and minor fonts.

Solstice theme with Gill Sans MT as both major and minor fonts.

Technic theme with Franklin Gothic Book and Arial as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Thatch theme with Tw Cen MT as both major and minor fonts.

Trek theme with Franklin Gothic Medium and Franklin Gothic Book as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Urban theme with Trebuchet MS and Georgia as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Verve theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Waveform theme with Candara as both major and minor fonts.

Wisp theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Autumn theme with Verdana as both major and minor fonts.

Banded theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Basis theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Berlin theme with Trebuchet MS as both major and minor fonts.

Celestial theme with Calibri Light and Calibri as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Circuit theme with Tw Cen MT as both major and minor fonts.

Damask theme Bookman Old Style and Rockwell as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Decatur theme with Bodoni MT Condensed and Franklin Gothic Book as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Depth theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Dividend theme with Gill Sans MT as both major and minor fonts.

Droplet theme with Tw Cen MT as both major and minor fonts.

Frame theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Kilter theme with Rockwell as both major and minor fonts.

Macro theme with Calibri as both major and minor fonts.

Main Event theme with Impact as both major and minor fonts.

Mesh theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Metropolitan theme with Calibri Light as both major and minor fonts.

Mylar theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Parallax theme with Corbel as both major and minor fonts.

Quotable theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Savon theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

Sketchbook theme with Cambria as both major and minor fonts.

Slate theme with Calisto MT as both major and minor fonts.

Soho theme with Candara as both major and minor fonts.

Spring theme with Verdana as both major and minor fonts.

Summer theme with Verdana as both major and minor fonts.

Thermal theme with Calibri as both major and minor fonts.

Tradeshow theme with Arial Black and Candara as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Urban Pop theme with Gill Sans MT as both major and minor fonts.

Vapor Trail theme with Century Gothic as both major and minor fonts.

View theme with Century Schoolbook as both major and minor fonts.

Winter theme with Verdana as both major and minor fonts.

Wood Type theme with Rockwell Condensed and Rockwell as the major and minor fonts respectively.

Specifies the theme color type.

Typically pure white. For convenience, this also doubles as "Background 1".

Typically pure black. For convenience, this also doubles as "Text 1".

A light color that still has visual contrast against dark tints of the accent colors. For convenience, this also doubles as "Background 2".

A dark color that still has visual contrast against light tints of the accent colors. For convenience, this also doubles as "Text 2".

Accent1 color

Accent2 color

Accent3 color

Accent4 color

Accent5 color

Accent6 color

Color of a hyperlink

Color of a followed hyperlink

This is for information purposes only! This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.Cell class.

Access this at your own peril! Only when CellText and NumericValue have to be set together! Probably! You've been warned!

Indicates if the cell is truly empty. This is read-only.

Cell formula.

If this is null, the actual value is stored in NumericValue.

Use this value only when CellText is null.

Style index.

Cell data type.

Cell meta index.

Cell value meta index.

Indicates if phonetic information should be shown.

Specifies the built-in table style type.

Table Style Light 1

Table Style Light 2

Table Style Light 3

Table Style Light 4

Table Style Light 5

Table Style Light 6

Table Style Light 7

Table Style Light 8

Table Style Light 9

Table Style Light 10

Table Style Light 11

Table Style Light 12

Table Style Light 13

Table Style Light 14

Table Style Light 15

Table Style Light 16

Table Style Light 17

Table Style Light 18

Table Style Light 19

Table Style Light 20

Table Style Light 21

Table Style Medium 1

Table Style Medium 2

Table Style Medium 3

Table Style Medium 4

Table Style Medium 5

Table Style Medium 6

Table Style Medium 7

Table Style Medium 8

Table Style Medium 9

Table Style Medium 10

Table Style Medium 11

Table Style Medium 12

Table Style Medium 13

Table Style Medium 14

Table Style Medium 15

Table Style Medium 16

Table Style Medium 17

Table Style Medium 18

Table Style Medium 19

Table Style Medium 20

Table Style Medium 21

Table Style Medium 22

Table Style Medium 23

Table Style Medium 24

Table Style Medium 25

Table Style Medium 26

Table Style Medium 27

Table Style Medium 28

Table Style Dark 1

Table Style Dark 2

Table Style Dark 3

Table Style Dark 4

Table Style Dark 5

Table Style Dark 6

Table Style Dark 7

Table Style Dark 8

Table Style Dark 9

Table Style Dark 10

Table Style Dark 11

Specifies how the text is aligned horizontally.

Left

Justify

Center

Right

Distributed

Specifies how the text is aligned vertically.

Top

Justify

Center

Bottom

Distributed

Specifies how the comment is oriented.

Horizontal

The text characters are arranged in a top-down direction

Rotated 270 degrees

Rotated 90 degrees

Specifies how line dashes are styled

Solid

Short dash

Short dot

Short dash dot

Short dash dot dot

Dot

Dash

Long dash

Dash dot

Long dash dot

Long dash dot dot

Encapsulates properties and methods for cell comments.

Set the comment text.

The comment text.

Set the comment text given rich text content.

The rich text content

Set the position of the comment box. NOTE: This isn't an exact science. The positioning depends on the DPI of the computer's screen.

Top position of the comment box based on row index. For example, 0.5 means at the half-way point of the 1st row, 2.5 means at the half-way point of the 3rd row. Left position of the comment box based on column index. For example, 0.5 means at the half-way point of the 1st column, 2.5 means at the half-way point of the 3rd column.

Set the position of the comment box given the top and left margins measured in points. It is suggested to use SetPosition() instead. This method is provided as a means of convenience. NOTE: This isn't an exact science. The positioning depends on the DPI of the computer's screen.

Top margin in points. This is measured from the top-left corner of the cell A1. Left margin in points. This is measured from the top-left corner of the cell A1.

Set the dash style of the comment box.

The dash style.

Set the dash style of the comment box.

The dash style. The end cap of the lines.

The author of the comment.

Set true to automatically size the comment box according to the comment's contents.

Width of comment box in units of points. For practical purposes, the width is a minimum of 1 pt.

Height of comment box in units of points. For practical purposes, the height is a minimum of 1 pt.

Fill properties. Note that this is repurposed, and some of the methods and properties can't be directly translated to a VML-equivalent (which is how comment styles are stored).

The transparency value of the first gradient point measured in percentage, ranging from 0% to 100% (both inclusive).

The transparency value of the last gradient point measured in percentage, ranging from 0% to 100% (both inclusive).

Set null for automatic color.

Line weight in points.

Line style.

Horizontal text alignment.

Vertical text alignment.

Comment text orientation.

Comment text direction.

Specifies whether the comment box has a shadow.

Specifies the color of the comment box's shadow.

Specifies whether the comment is visible.

Data field function values.

Average

Count non-empty cells

Count numbers

Maximum

Minimum

Product

Standard deviation

Sum

Variance

If true, then SheetTableName is a table name. Otherwise it's a worksheet name.

Conditional formatting options for data bars.

Initializes an instance of SLDataBarOptions.

Built-in data bar type.

Initializes an instance of SLDataBarOptions.

True if Excel 2010 specific data bar is to be used. False otherwise.

Initializes an instance of SLDataBarOptions.

Built-in data bar type. True if Excel 2010 specific data bar is to be used. False otherwise.

The conditional format type for the minimum value. If "Automatic" is used, Excel 2010 specific data bars will be used.

The minimum value.

The conditional format type for the maximum value. If "Automatic" is used, Excel 2010 specific data bars will be used.

The maximum value.

The fill color.

The border color.

The fill color for negative values.

The border color for negative values.

The axis color.

The minimum length of the data bar as a percentage of the cell width. The default value is 10.

The maximum length of the data bar as a percentage of the cell width. The default value is 90. It is recommended to keep this to a maximum (haha) of 100.

Specifies if only the data bar is shown. Set to false to show both data bar and value.

Specifies if there's a border. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

Specifies if the fill color has a gradient. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

The bar direction. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

Specifies if the fill color for negative values is the same as the positive one. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

Specifies if the border color for negative values is the same as the positive one. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

Specifies the axis position. This is an Excel 2010 specific feature.

Conditional formatting options for five icon sets.

Initializes an instance of SLFiveIconSetOptions.

The type of icon set.

Specifies if the icons in the set are reversed.

Specifies if only the icon is shown. Set to false to show both icon and value.

The 1st icon.

The 2nd icon.

The 3rd icon.

The 4th icon.

The 5th icon.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 2nd range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 3rd range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 4th range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

Specifies if values are to be greater than or equal to the 5th range value. Set to false if values are to be strictly greater than.

The 2nd range value.

The 3rd range value.

The 4th range value.

The 5th range value.

The conditional format type for the 2nd range value.

The conditional format type for the 3rd range value.

The conditional format type for the 4th range value.

The conditional format type for the 5th range value.

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying soft edges. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.SoftEdge class.

Set no soft edge.

Also known as "Size", and is measured in points. The suggested range is 0 pt to 100 pt (both inclusive).

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting major gridlines in charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.MajorGridlines class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Line properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting data label options for charts.

Set custom label text.

The custom text.

Set custom label text.

The custom text in rich text format.

Reset the label text. This removes any custom label text.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting a color. This includes using theme colors. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.Color class.

Whether the color value is empty.

True if the color value is empty. False otherwise.

Set a color using a theme color.

The theme color to be used.

Set a color using a theme color, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

The color value.

Encapsulates properties and methods for representing a merged cell range. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.MergeCell class. The actual merging of cells is done by a SLDocument function. This class is for supporting purposes.

Initializes an instance of SLMergeCell.

Form a SLMergeCell given a corner cell of the to-be-merged rectangle of cells, and the opposite corner cell. For example, the top-left corner cell and the bottom-right corner cell. Or the bottom-left corner cell and the top-right corner cell.

The row index of the corner cell. The column index of the corner cell. The row index of the opposite corner cell. The column index of the opposite corner cell.

Form a SLMergeCell from a DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.MergeCell class.

The source DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.MergeCell class.

Form a DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.MergeCell class from this SLMergeCell class.

A DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.MergeCell class.

The row index of the top row in the merged cell range. This is read-only.

The column index of the left column in the merged cell range. This is read-only.

The row index of the bottom row in the merged cell range. This is read-only.

The column index of the right column in the merged cell range. This is read-only.

Indicates if the merged cell range is valid. This is read-only.

Encapsulates properties and methods for up bars. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.UpBars class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

Chart customization options for stock charts.

Initializes an instance of SLStockChartOptions. It is recommended to use SLChart.CreateStockChartOptions().

The gap width between columns as a percentage of column width, ranging between 0% and 500% (both inclusive). The default is 150%. This only applies when there's Volume data.

The amount of overlapping for columns, ranging from -100 to 100 (both inclusive). The default is 0. This only applies when there's Volume data.

Fill properties for Volume data.

Border properties for Volume data.

Shadow properties for Volume data.

Glow properties for Volume data.

Soft edge properties for Volume data.

3D format properties for Volume data.

Indicates if the stock chart has drop lines.

Drop lines properties.

Indicates if the stock chart has high-low lines.

High-low lines properties.

Indicates if the stock chart has up-down bars.

Up-down bars properties.

General chart customization options on chart creation.

Initializes an instance of SLCreateChartOptions.

True if rows contain the data series. False if columns contain the data series. Set to null if SpreadsheetLight is to determine data series orientation. If the number of columns in a given cell range is more than or equal to the number of rows, then it's decided that rows contain data series (else it's columns). The default value is null.

True if hidden data is used in the chart. False otherwise. The default value is false.

True to use default chart styling from latest version of Excel (but no guarantees on conformity or Excel version). False otherwise. The default value is true.

Encapsulates properties and methods for setting the back wall of 3D charts. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Drawing.Charts.BackWall class.

Clear all styling shape properties. Use this if you want to start styling from a clean slate.

Fill properties.

Border properties.

Shadow properties.

Glow properties.

Soft edge properties.

3D format properties.

3D rotation properties.

Encapsulates properties and methods for cell content protection. The properties don't take effect unless the worksheet is protected. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.Protection class.

Initializes an instance of SLProtection.

Specifies if the cell is locked. If locked and the worksheet is protected, then the worksheet's protection options are ignored.

Specifies if the cell is hidden. If hidden and the worksheet is protected, then cell contents are hidden and only cell values are displayed. For example, the cell formula is hidden, but the value of the cell formula is still displayed.

Specifies gradient shading style options.

Gradient with color 1 at the top to color 2 at the bottom.

Gradient with color 2 at the top to color 1 at the bottom.

Gradient with color 1 at the top to color 2 in the middle, to color 1 at the bottom.

Gradient with color 1 on the left to color 2 on the right.

Gradient with color 2 on the left to color 1 on the right.

Gradient with color 1 on the left to color 2 in the middle, to color 1 on the right.

Gradient with color 1 at top-left corner to color 2 at bottom-right corner.

Gradient with color 2 at top-left corner to color 1 at the bottom-right corner.

Gradient with color 1 at top-left corner to color 2 in the middle, to color 1 at the bottom-right corner.

Gradient with color 1 at the top-right corner to color 2 at the bottom-left corner.

Gradient with color 2 at the top-right corner to color 1 at the bottom-left corner.

Gradient with color 1 at the top-right corner to color 2 in the middle, to color 1 at the bottom-left corner.

Gradient with color 1 at the top-left corner, and color 2 at the top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right corners.

Gradient with color 1 at the top-right corner, and color 2 at the top-left, bottom-left and bottom-right corners.

Gradient with color 1 at the bottom-left corner, and color 2 at the top-left, top-right and bottom-right corners.

Gradient with color 1 at the bottom-right corner, and color 2 at the top-left, top-right and bottom-left corners.

Gradient with color 1 in the center, and color 2 at the four corners.

Encapsulates properties and methods for specifying fill options, such as foreground and background colors. This simulates the DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Spreadsheet.Fill class.

Initializes an instance of SLFill. It is recommended to use CreateFill() of the SLDocument class.

Set the foreground color.

The color to be used.

Set the foreground color with one of the theme colors.

The theme color to be used.

Set the foreground color with one of the theme colors, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the background color.

The color to be used.

Set the background color with a theme color.

The theme color to be used.

Set the background color with one of the theme colors, modifying the theme color with a tint value.

The theme color to be used. The tint applied to the theme color, ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. Negative tints darken the theme color and positive tints lighten the theme color.

Set the pattern type.

The pattern type. Default value is None.