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InputFormula (Property) In french: SaisieFormule
The InputFormula property is used to: - find out whether the end user can enter or change formulas in a Spreadsheet control.
- allow or prevent the end user from entering or changing formulas in a Spreadsheet control.
This property prevents the end user from executing code.. Note: This property corresponds to the "Allow the input of formulas" option in the "Detail" tab of the Spreadsheet control description window. IF INT_LectureSeule THEN
TBLR_Tableur.SaisieFormule = True
ELSE
TBLR_Tableur.SaisieFormule = False
END
Syntax
Finding out whether the user can modify or add formulas Hide the details
<Result> = <Spreadsheet control>.InputFormula
<Result>: Boolean - True if the user can modify/add formulas or load an XLSX file,
- False if the user cannot modify/add formulas or load an XLSX file.
<Spreadsheet control>: Control name Name of the Spreadsheet control to be used.
Allowing the user to modify or add formulas Hide the details
<Spreadsheet control>.InputFormula = <Authorization>
<Spreadsheet control>: Control name Name of the Spreadsheet control to be used. <Authorization>: Boolean - True to allow the user to change/add formulas or load an XLSX file.
- False to prevent the user from changing/adding formulas or loading an XLSX file.
Remarks If the InputFormula property is set to False and the InputValue property is set to True, the end user will be able to enter and change values in the Spreadsheet control.
Related Examples:
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Unit examples (WINDEV): The Spreadsheet control
[ + ] Using the Spreadsheet control. This example explains how to: - load an xlsx file in a spreadsheet control, - save the spreadsheet in a file, - fill the control with data coming from the database, - insert rows, columns, - access the cells and handle them (modify their value, their style, ...), - enter formulas, - ...
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