Hi, Me again. I've gone through the code, but haven't found any function to
freeze panes (headers). Am I missing it, or is it even possible to do that
on XML creation?
It's been awhile. Life has a way of getting faster as you get older. The xls.i include file has been updated with two new functions: freezeRow() and freezeColumn(). Freezing rows and columns is only supported with the XML-based spreadsheets, but that is not a problem for you.
Regards,
K.
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Hi, Kurt. I completely agree with you about life, it's like a runaway roller coaster.
Haven't been here for a while, but wanted to thank you for making this such a powerful tool for ABL programmers to use to produce professional-looking XML from 4GL.
The freezeRow() and freezeColumn() functions work perfectly.
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Hi, Me again. I've gone through the code, but haven't found any function to
freeze panes (headers). Am I missing it, or is it even possible to do that
on XML creation?
Thanks again for your excellent work!
Hey John,
It's been awhile. Life has a way of getting faster as you get older. The xls.i include file has been updated with two new functions: freezeRow() and freezeColumn(). Freezing rows and columns is only supported with the XML-based spreadsheets, but that is not a problem for you.
Regards,
K.
Hi, Kurt. I completely agree with you about life, it's like a runaway roller coaster.
Haven't been here for a while, but wanted to thank you for making this such a powerful tool for ABL programmers to use to produce professional-looking XML from 4GL.
The freezeRow() and freezeColumn() functions work perfectly.
Kind words. Thank you.