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BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule Constructor(Boolean,Object,Boolean,Object,Boolean,Boolean)
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FarPoint.Win.Spread Assembly > FarPoint.Win.Spread Namespace > BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule Class > BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule Constructor : BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule Constructor(Boolean,Object,Boolean,Object,Boolean,Boolean)


isNotBetween
if set to true [is not between].
firstValue
The first value
isFirstFormula
if set to true, indicates that the firstValue parameter is the first formula
secondValue
The second value
isSecondFormula
if set to true, indicates that the secondValue parameter is the second formula
suppressCustomName
true Indicates that the expression, referred to by a custom name, will not be restricted; otherwise, false

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Initializes a new instance of the BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule class.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Public Function New( _
   ByVal isNotBetween As Boolean, _
   ByVal firstValue As Object, _
   ByVal isFirstFormula As Boolean, _
   ByVal secondValue As Object, _
   ByVal isSecondFormula As Boolean, _
   ByVal suppressCustomName As Boolean _
)
Visual Basic (Usage)Copy Code
Dim isNotBetween As Boolean
Dim firstValue As Object
Dim isFirstFormula As Boolean
Dim secondValue As Object
Dim isSecondFormula As Boolean
Dim suppressCustomName As Boolean
 
Dim instance As New BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule(isNotBetween, firstValue, isFirstFormula, secondValue, isSecondFormula, suppressCustomName)
C# 
public BetweenValuesConditionalFormattingRule( 
   bool isNotBetween,
   object firstValue,
   bool isFirstFormula,
   object secondValue,
   bool isSecondFormula,
   bool suppressCustomName
)

Parameters

isNotBetween
if set to true [is not between].
firstValue
The first value
isFirstFormula
if set to true, indicates that the firstValue parameter is the first formula
secondValue
The second value
isSecondFormula
if set to true, indicates that the secondValue parameter is the second formula
suppressCustomName
true Indicates that the expression, referred to by a custom name, will not be restricted; otherwise, false

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 2000 Professional (SP4), Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server (SP1), Windows 2008, Windows XP (SP2), Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8

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