Zoom and FitToPages SpreadsheetGear API Sample

Description

Demonstrates manually setting the Zoom for the printed output of a worksheet, as well as utilizing the "Fit To Pages" feature to have a Zoom value automatically calculate based on the desired width (number of pages across) of the printed contents.

Source Code

// Create a new workbook and some local variables.
SpreadsheetGear.IWorkbook workbook = SpreadsheetGear.Factory.GetWorkbook();
SpreadsheetGear.IWorksheet worksheet = workbook.ActiveWorksheet;
SpreadsheetGear.IRange cells = worksheet.Cells;
SpreadsheetGear.IPageSetup pageSetup;

// Zoom sample
{
    // Setup some sample data.
    cells["A1:C10"].Formula = "=ROW()+COLUMN()";
    cells["A1:C10"].Borders.LineStyle = SpreadsheetGear.LineStyle.Continuous;

    // Get reference to worksheet's page setup object
    pageSetup = worksheet.PageSetup;

    // Set Zoom to desired value (between 10% and 400%).
    pageSetup.Zoom = 325;
}

// FitToPages
{
    // Add a new worksheet and populate with some sample data that would normally
    // horizontally overflow into extra pages when printed.
    worksheet = workbook.Worksheets.Add();
    cells = worksheet.Cells;
    pageSetup = worksheet.PageSetup;
    cells["A1:Z200"].Formula = "=ROW()+COLUMN()";

    // Automatically Scale the page contents so that it fits on one page across.
    pageSetup.FitToPagesWide = 1;

    // Don't attempt to auto fit vertically.
    pageSetup.FitToPagesTall = 0;

    // Enable FitToPages.
    pageSetup.FitToPages = true;
}