Hi,
I think it would be really cool to include a search bar in the filter window, as implemented in Excel (Please find attached a screenshot for demonstration). This is a very useful functionality, as there may be too many options to choose from is the filter is added to subject ID, which could result in thousands IDs.
To reproduce;
- Set the language to Korean
- Type "r" in one of the cells
- Use the AutoFill functionality
At this point, FatalExecutionEngineError occurs (see attached).
To reproduce:
- Select some cells within the same column using Ctrl+Click
- Use the context menu to copy the cells
This works in Excel when the cells are within the same column.
var layer = ((NormalWorksheetEditorPresenter)radSpreadsheet.ActiveWorksheetEditor.ActivePresenter).UILayers.GetByName(WorksheetPredefinedUILayers.CellInput);
CellInputUILayer cellInputUILayer = (CellInputUILayer)layer;
cellInputUILayer.ApplyChange();
RadSpreadsheet should respect negative time values as MS Excel does it.
Returns a Range object that represents the current region. The current region is a range bounded by any combination of blank rows and blank columns. If we want to be consistent with MS Excel we should implement this property. It is useful for many operations of a region such as filtering(selecting one cell and executing the Filter command should apply it to the current region), sorting, selecting all and etc. This document will be useful: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/excel.range.currentregion.
When the PrintPreview has to show many UIElements at once, the performance is slow.