C# Display Options SpreadsheetGear API Sample

// Create a new workbook and references to the worksheet, cells and window info.
SpreadsheetGear.IWorkbook workbook = SpreadsheetGear.Factory.GetWorkbook();
SpreadsheetGear.IWorksheet worksheet = workbook.ActiveWorksheet;
SpreadsheetGear.IRange cells = worksheet.Cells;
SpreadsheetGear.IWorksheetWindowInfo windowInfo = worksheet.WindowInfo;

// Add a formula to a cell.
cells["I7"].Formula = "=PI()";

// Set the zoom to 75%.  Available range is 10% - 400%.
windowInfo.Zoom = 75;

// Place a horizontal split so that 1 row is displayed above the split.
windowInfo.SplitRows = 1;

// Scroll the worksheet horizontally so that Column D is the first visible column.
windowInfo.ScrollColumn = 3;

// Place a vertical split so that 2 columns are displayed to the left of the split.
// Note that the split is positioned relative to the first visible column (Column D
// in this case) and not Column A, which effectively hides Columns A:B.
windowInfo.SplitColumns = 2;

// The vertical and horizontal splits we just created could be moved in Excel unless
// you enable FreezePanes.  Unfrozen panes also allows for the top and left panes to
// be scrollable.
windowInfo.FreezePanes = true;

// Enable or disable gridlines (enabled by default).
windowInfo.DisplayGridlines = true;

// Set gridline color.
windowInfo.GridlineColor = SpreadsheetGear.Colors.LightSkyBlue;

// Show or hide the row and column headers.
windowInfo.DisplayHeadings = false;

// Toggle showing either the calculated values of formulas or the formulas 
// themselves.
windowInfo.DisplayFormulas = true;

// Make a more complex range selection with multiple areas, and specify a specific
// cell within the second area of the range selection to be the active cell.
windowInfo.SetSelection(cells["F2:H4,H6:J8,I10:K12"], cells["I7"], 1);