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Thanks for your posting and using Aspose.Cells for GridWeb.
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Hi,gawaskar_n:
Hi Team,Is there any alternative way to select the webcell from A2 to L2 in serverside code.we are expecting to access the cell value in server side codei.e WebCell cell = cells["E4:K4"];By doing this below code we have to do each cell to be hardcoded with different WebCell object.WebCell cell = cells["E4"];To avoid this can u please suggest to overcome this situation.Regards,Gawaskar.
Thanks for your posting and using Aspose.Cells for GridWeb.
I am afraid, this feature is not supported as yet. We have logged a New Feature Request in our database: .
Once, the feature is implemented or we have some other update for you, we will let you know asap.
This issue has been logged as CELLSNET-41314.
Thanks for creating ticked for New feature in Aspose Gridweb.
Hi,
Thanks for your posting and using Aspose.Cells for GridWeb.
Please spare us some time to look into your issue. We have also logged your comments in our database against this issue.
We might also need more details and screenshots from your end to look into this issue precisely.
Hi,gawaskar_n:
Hi Team,Is there any alternative way to select the webcell from A2 to L2 in serverside code.we are expecting to access the cell value in server side codei.e WebCell cell = cells["E4:K4"];By doing this below code we have to do each cell to be hardcoded with different WebCell object.WebCell cell = cells["E4"];To avoid this can u please suggest to overcome this situation.Regards,Gawaskar.
Thanks for your posting and using Aspose.Cells for GridWeb.
We think you may use Named Range(s) for your need, Aspose.Cells does support to read/write named ranges based on your desired cells, see the topic for your reference:
From language point view:
One syntax like cells[“E4:K4”] or cells[“E4”] can return only one type, either one cell or cells collection, it can not be compatible for both types. We can use range instead