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Patrick Kowalzick

[Interops] OutlineLevel and Hidden property
 
Dear NG,

I am programming against Excel using C# and the interops. I am trying to
access the property OutlineLevel or the Hidden property of a range.

It compiles fine but throws the exception:

"Unable to get the OutlineLevel property of the Range class"
"Unable to get the Hidden property of the Range class"

How can I come around this?

Regards,
Patrick



Tom Ogilvy

[Interops] OutlineLevel and Hidden property
 
An entirerow or entirecolumn is hidden, not a single cell.

? activecell.entirerow.Hidden
True

I don't believe a range will have an outlinelevel unless it is part of an
outline.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Patrick Kowalzick" wrote in message
...
Dear NG,

I am programming against Excel using C# and the interops. I am trying to
access the property OutlineLevel or the Hidden property of a range.

It compiles fine but throws the exception:

"Unable to get the OutlineLevel property of the Range class"
"Unable to get the Hidden property of the Range class"

How can I come around this?

Regards,
Patrick





Patrick Kowalzick

[Interops] OutlineLevel and Hidden property
 
Dear Tom,

An entirerow or entirecolumn is hidden, not a single cell.


Perfect. Thanks

I don't believe a range will have an outlinelevel unless it is part of an
outline.


The outline level is 1 for the case mentioned.
But, same as above, an entirerow or entirecolumn has an OutlineLevel, not a
single cell (or Range).

Thanks. Saved my mood for today :).

Patrick




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