Ranges
Maintains a list of Range objects in a report.
Discussion
Collections are generic objects that group or list other types of objects. You can group the Range objects in an Exception object into a Ranges collection. Use a Ranges collection to operate on the entire group of Range objects at once rather than one at a time.
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Description |
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Adds a Range object to the Ranges collection. |
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Returns a Range object from the Ranges collection. |
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Removes all Range objects from the Exception object. |
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Description |
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Returns the Application object. |
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Returns the number of Range objects in the collection. |
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Returns the maximum number of Range objects definable for an Exception object. |
Example
This example shows how to return a Ranges collection and returns the maximum number of Range objects that you can define for the Exception object.
Sub Main()
Dim objPPRep As Object
Dim objPPRange As Object
Set objPPRep = GetObject("C:\Cubes and Reports\Exception.ppr")
objPPRep.Visible = True
Set objPPRange = objPPRep.Exceptions.item(1).Ranges
MsgBox "The maximum number of ranges: " _
&objPPRange.MaximumNumberOfRanges
Set objPPRange = Nothing
Set objPPRep = Nothing
End Sub