CellValue: Variant;
The CellValue property determines the value, to which the cell values should be compared to define, whether they satisfy the condition, set in the ValueCondition property.
This property is used, if the ContentType is set to the CellValue value.
Executing the example requires a form with the Button1 button located on it, the TabSheetBox component named TabSheetBox1 and a data source for TabSheetBox.
Sub Button1OnClick(Sender: Object; Args: IMouseEventArgs);
Var
Tab: ITabSheet;
Range: ITabRange;
FormCond: ITabFormatCondition;
ValFormat: ITabFormatCellContent;
Style: ITabCellStyle;
Begin
Style := New TabCellStyle.Create;
Style.Font.Color := GxColor.FromName("White");
Style.BackgroundColor := GxColor.FromName("Black");
Tab := TabSheetBox1.Source.GetTabSheet;
Range := Tab.View.Selection.Range;
FormCond := Range.FormatConditions.Add;
FormCond.Type := TabConditionType.CellContent;
ValFormat := FormCond.Details As ITabFormatCellContent;
ValFormat.ContentType := TabFormatContentType.CellValue;
ValFormat.ValueCondition := TabConditionCellContentValue.Above;
ValFormat.CellValue := 50;
ValFormat.Style := Style;
End Sub Button1OnClick;
As a result, when the button is clicked, for the selected cell range a conditional format will e added, which applies to cells with certain values. Cell values greater than "50" will be displayed in the white font on the black background.
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