Modify Tables

While working with tables in GcExcel .NET, you can configure it as per your spreadsheet requirements by modifying the table using the properties and methods of the ITable .

Modify table range

GcExcel .NET allows you to modify the table range of your worksheet using the ITable.Resize of the ITable interface.

Refer to the following example code to modify table range.

//Modify table range
table.Resize(worksheet.Range["B1:E4"]);

Modify table areas

You can modify the value of specific table areas by accessing its header range, data range and total range using the ITable.HeaderRange , ITable.DataRange and ITable.TotalsRange of the ITable interface.

Refer to the following example code to modify table areas in your worksheet.

ITable table = worksheet.Tables.Add(worksheet.Range["A1:E5"], true);
table.ShowTotals = true;

//Populate table values           
worksheet.Range["A2"].Value = 3;
worksheet.Range["A3"].Value = 4;
worksheet.Range["A4"].Value = 2;
worksheet.Range["A5"].Value = 1;
worksheet.Range["B2"].Value = 32;
worksheet.Range["B3"].Value = 41;
worksheet.Range["B4"].Value = 12;
worksheet.Range["B5"].Value = 16;
worksheet.Range["C2"].Value = 3;
worksheet.Range["C3"].Value = 4;
worksheet.Range["C4"].Value = 15;
worksheet.Range["C5"].Value = 18;

//Table second column name set to "Age".
worksheet.Tables[0].HeaderRange[0, 1].Value = "Age";

//"Age" Column's second row's value set to 23.
worksheet.Tables[0].DataRange[1, 1].Value = 23;

//"Age" column's total row function set to average.
worksheet.Tables[0].TotalsRange[0, 1].Formula = "=SUBTOTAL(101,[Age])";

Modify totals row of table column

When you need to make changes to the total row's calculation function of a specific table column, you can use the ITableColumn.TotalsCalculation of the ITableColumn .

Refer to the following example code to modify column total row's calculation function.

worksheet.Tables.Add(worksheet.Range["A1:C5"], true);
worksheet.Tables[0].ShowTotals = true;

//Populate table values           
worksheet.Range["A2"].Value = 3;
worksheet.Range["A3"].Value = 4;
worksheet.Range["A4"].Value = 2;
worksheet.Range["A5"].Value = 1;
worksheet.Range["B1"].Value = 13;
worksheet.Range["B2"].Value = 32;
worksheet.Range["B3"].Value = 41;
worksheet.Range["B4"].Value = 12;
worksheet.Range["B5"].Value = 16;
worksheet.Range["C1"].Value = 1;
worksheet.Range["C2"].Value = 3;
worksheet.Range["C3"].Value = 4;
worksheet.Range["C4"].Value = 15;
worksheet.Range["C5"].Value = 18;

//First table column's total row calculation fuction will be "=SUBTOTAL(101,[Column1])"
worksheet.Tables[0].Columns[1].TotalsCalculation = TotalsCalculation.Count;