Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel

Represents the entire Microsoft Excel application.

Activates a Microsoft application. If the application is already running, this method activates the running application. If the application isn't running, this method starts a new instance of the application.

Required . Specifies the Microsoft application to activate.XlMSApplication can be one of these XlMSApplication constants:xlMicrosoftWordxlMicrosoftPowerPointxlMicrosoftMailxlMicrosoftAccessxlMicrosoftFoxProxlMicrosoftProjectxlMicrosoftSchedulePlus

Adds a custom chart autoformat to the list of available chart autoformats.

Required Object. A chart that contains the format that will be applied when the new chart autoformat is applied. Optional Object. A description of the custom autoformat. Required String. The name of the autoformat.

Adds a custom list for custom autofill and/or custom sort.

Optional Object. Only used if ListArray is a Range object. True to create a custom list from each row in the range. False to create a custom list from each column in the range. If this argument is omitted and there are more rows than columns (or an equal number of rows and columns) in the range, Microsoft Excel creates a custom list from each column in the range. If this argument is omitted and there are more columns than rows in the range, Microsoft Excel creates a custom list from each row in the range. Required Object. Specifies the source data, as either an array of strings or a object.

Runs all pending queries to OLEDB and OLAP data sources.

Converts a measurement from centimeters to points (one point equals 0.035 centimeters).

Required Double. Specifies the centimeter value to be converted to points.

Stops recalculation in a Microsoft Excel application.

Optional Object. Allows recalculation to be performed for a Range.

Checks the spelling of a single word. Returns True if the word is found in one of the dictionaries; returns False if the word isn't found.

Optional Object. A string that indicates the file name of the custom dictionary to be examined if the word isn't found in the main dictionary. If this argument is omitted, the currently specified dictionary is used. Required String. The word you want to check. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel ignore words that are all uppercase. False to have Microsoft Excel check words that are all uppercase. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used.

Converts cell references in a formula between the A1 and R1C1 reference styles, between relative and absolute references, or both.

Optional Object. Optional Variant. A object that contains one cell. Relative references relate to this cell. Required . The reference style of the formula.XlReferenceStyle can be one of these XlReferenceStyle constants:xlA1xlR1C1 Optional . The reference style you want returned. If this argument is omitted, the reference style isn't changed; the formula stays in the style specified by FromReferenceStyle.XlReferenceStyle can be one of these XlReferenceStyle constants. xlA1 xlR1C1 Required Object. A String that contains the formula you want to convert. This must be a valid formula, and it must begin with an equal sign. Optional . Specifies the converted reference type. If this argument is omitted, the reference type isn't changed.XlReferenceStyle can be one of these XlReferenceStyle constants:xlAbsolutexlAbsRowRelColumnxlRelRowAbsColumnxlRelative

Runs a command or performs some other action or actions in another application by way of the specified DDE channel.

Required String. The message defined in the receiving application. Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Opens a DDE channel to an application.

Required String. The application name. Required String. Describes something in the application to which you're opening a channel — usually a document of that application.

Sends data to an application.

Required Object. The data to be sent to the application. Required Object. The item to which the data is to be sent. Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Requests information from the specified application. This method always returns an array.

Required String. The item to be requested. Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Closes a channel to another application.

Required Integer. The channel number returned by the method.

Removes a custom chart autoformat from the list of available chart autoformats.

Required String. The name of the custom autoformat to be removed.

Deletes a custom list.

Required Integer. The custom list number. This number must be greater than or equal to 5 (Microsoft Excel has four built-in custom lists that cannot be deleted).

Opens the XML Source task pane and displays the XML map specified by the XmlMap argument.

Optional object. The XML map to display in the task pane. s

Converts a Microsoft Excel name to an object or a value.

Required Object. The name of the object, using the naming convention of Microsoft Excel.

Runs a Microsoft Excel 4.0 macro function, and then returns the result of the function. The return type depends on the function.

Required String. A Microsoft Excel 4.0 macro language function without the equal sign. All references must be given as R1C1 strings. If String contains embedded double quotation marks, you must double them. For example, to run the macro function =MID("sometext",1,4), String would have to be "MID(""sometext"",1,4)".

Returns a custom list (an array of strings).

Required Integer. The list number.

Returns the custom list number for an array of strings. You can use this method to match both built-in lists and custom-defined lists.

Required Object. An array of strings.

Displays the standard Open dialog box and gets a file name from the user without actually opening any files.

Optional Object. A string specifying file filtering criteria.This string consists of pairs of file filter strings followed by the MS-DOS wildcard file filter specification, with each part and each pair separated by commas. Each separate pair is listed in the Files of type drop-down list box. For example, the following string specifies two file filters — text and addin: "Text Files (*.txt),*.txt,Add-In Files (*.xla),*.xla".To use multiple MS-DOS wildcard expressions for a single file filter type, separate the wildcard expressions with semicolons, for example, "Visual Basic Files (*.bas; *.txt),*.bas;*.txt".If omitted, this argument defaults to "All Files (*.*),*.*". Optional Object. Specifies the index numbers of the default file filtering criteria, from 1 to the number of filters specified in FileFilter. If this argument is omitted or greater than the number of filters present, the first file filter is used. Optional Object. Macintosh only. Optional Object. True to allow multiple file names to be selected. False to allow only one file name to be selected. The default value is False. Optional Object. Specifies the title of the dialog box. If this argument is omitted, the title is "Open."

Returns the Japanese phonetic text of the specified text string. This method is available to you only if you have selected or installed Japanese language support for Microsoft Office.

Optional Object. Specifies the text to be converted to phonetic text. If you omit this argument, the next possible phonetic text string (if any) of the previously specified Text is returned. If there are no more possible phonetic text strings, an empty string is returned.

Displays the standard Save As dialog box and gets a file name from the user without actually saving any files.

Optional Object. A string specifying file filtering criteria.This string consists of pairs of file filter strings followed by the MS-DOS wildcard file filter specification, with each part and each pair separated by commas. Each separate pair is listed in the Files of type drop-down list box. For example, the following string specifies two file filters, text and addin: "Text Files (*.txt), *.txt, Add-In Files (*.xla), *.xla".To use multiple MS-DOS wildcard expressions for a single file filter type, separate the wildcard expressions with semicolons, for example, "Visual Basic Files (*.bas; *.txt),*.bas;*.txt".If omitted, this argument defaults to "All Files (*.*),*.*". Optional Object. Specifies the index number of the default file filtering criteria, from 1 to the number of filters specified in FileFilter. If this argument is omitted or greater than the number of filters present, the first file filter is used. Optional Object. Macintosh only. Optional Object. Specifies the suggested file name. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel uses the active workbook's name. Optional Object. Specifies the title of the dialog box. If this argument is omitted, the default title is used.

Selects any range or Visual Basic procedure in any workbook and activates that workbook if it’s not already active.

Optional Object. True to scroll through the window so that the upper-left corner of the range appears in the upper-left corner of the window. False to not scroll through the window. The default is False. Optional Object. The destination. Can be a object, a string that contains a cell reference in R1C1-style notation, or a string that contains a Visual Basic procedure name. If this argument is omitted, the destination is the last range you used the Goto method to select.

Displays a Help topic.

Optional Object. The name of the online Help file you want to display. If this argument isn't specified, Microsoft Excel Help is used. Optional Object. Specifies the context ID number for the Help topic. If this argument isn't specified, the Help Topics dialog box is displayed.

Converts a measurement from inches to points.

Required Double. Specifies the inch value to be converted to points.

Displays a dialog box for user input. Returns the information entered in the dialog box.

Optional Object. The context ID number of the Help topic in HelpFile. Optional Object. Specifies a value that will appear in the text box when the dialog box is initially displayed. If this argument is omitted, the text box is left empty. This value can be a Range object. Optional Object. The name of the Help file for this input box. If the HelpFile and HelpContextID arguments are present, a Help button will appear in the dialog box. Required Object. The message to be displayed in the dialog box. This can be a string, a number, a date, or a Boolean value. Optional Object. Specifies an x position for the dialog box in relation to the upper-left corner of the screen in points. Optional Object. Specifies the return data type. If this argument is omitted, the dialog box returns text. Can be one or a sum of the following values.You can use the sum of the allowable values for Type. For example, for an input box that can accept both text and numbers, set Type to 1 + 2. Optional Object. The title for the input box. If this argument is omitted, the default title is "Input." Optional Object. Specifies a y position for the dialog box in relation to the upper-left corner of the screen in points.

Returns a object that represents the rectangular intersection of two or more ranges.

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Corresponds to options in the Macro Options dialog box. You can also use this method to display a user defined function (UDF) in a built-in or new category within the Insert Function dialog box.

Optional Object. Required if HasShortcutKey is True; ignored otherwise. The shortcut key. Optional Object. The status bar text for the macro. Optional Object. This argument is ignored. Optional Object. An integer that specifies the context ID for the Help topic assigned to the macro. Optional Object. An integer that specifies an existing macro function category (Financial, Date & Time, or User Defined, for example). See the remarks section to determine the integers that are mapped to the built-in categories. You can also specify a string for a custom category. If you provide a string, it will be treated as the category name that is displayed in the Insert Function dialog box. If the category name has never been used, a new category is defined with that name. If you use a category name that is that same as a built-in name, Excel will map the user defined function to that built-in category. Optional Object. The name of the Help file that contains the Help topic defined by HelpContextId. Optional Object. This argument is ignored. Optional Object. True to assign a shortcut key to the macro (ShortcutKey must also be specified). If this argument is False, no shortcut key is assigned to the macro. If the macro already has a shortcut key, setting this argument to False removes the shortcut key. The default value is False. Optional Object. The macro name or the name of a user defined function (UDF). Optional Object. The macro description.

Logs in to MAPI Mail or Microsoft Exchange and establishes a mail session. If Microsoft Mail isn't already running, you must use this method to establish a mail session before mail or document routing functions can be used.

Optional Object. True to download new mail immediately. Optional Object. The mail account password. This argument is ignored in Microsoft Exchange. Optional Object. The mail account name or Microsoft Exchange profile name. If this argument is omitted, the default mail account name is used.

Runs a specified procedure when a particular key or key combination is pressed.

Optional Object. A string indicating the name of the procedure to be run. If Procedure is "" (empty text), nothing happens when Key is pressed. This form of OnKey changes the normal result of keystrokes in Microsoft Excel. If Procedure is omitted, Key reverts to its normal result in Microsoft Excel, and any special key assignments made with previous OnKey methods are cleared. Required String. A string indicating the key to be pressed.

Sets the Repeat menu item and the name of the procedure that will run if you choose the Repeat command (Edit menu) after running the procedure that sets this property.

Required String. The name of the procedure that will be run when you choose the Repeat command (Edit menu). Required String. The text that appears with the Repeat command (Edit menu).

Schedules a procedure to be run at a specified time in the future (either at a specific time of day or after a specific amount of time has passed).

Required String. The name of the procedure to be run. Optional Object. True to schedule a new OnTime procedure. False to clear a previously set procedure. The default value is True. Required Object. The time when you want this procedure to be run. Optional Object. The latest time at which the procedure can be run. For example, if LatestTime is set to EarliestTime + 30 and Microsoft Excel is not in Ready, Copy, Cut, or Find mode at EarliestTime because another procedure is running, Microsoft Excel will wait 30 seconds for the first procedure to complete. If Microsoft Excel is not in Ready mode within 30 seconds, the procedure won’t be run. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel will wait until the procedure can be run.

Sets the text of the Undo and the name of the procedure that’s run if you choose the Undo command (Edit menu) after running the procedure that sets this property.

Required String. The name of the procedure that’s run when you choose the Undo command (Edit menu). Required String. The text that appears with the Undo command (Edit menu).

Records code if the macro recorder is on.

Optional Object. A string that specifies the Visual Basic code that will be recorded if the macro recorder is recording into a Visual Basic module. The string will be recorded on one line. If the string contains a carriage return (ASCII character 10, or Chr$(10) in code), it will be recorded on more than one line. Optional Object. This argument is ignored.

Loads an XLL code resource and automatically registers the functions and commands contained in the resource.

Required String. Specifies the name of the XLL to be loaded.

Resets the routing slip so that a new routing can be initiated with the same slip (using the same recipient list and delivery information). The routing must be completed before you use this method. Using this method at other times causes an error.

Variant

Runs a macro or calls a function.

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Saves changes to the specified workbook.

Saves the current workspace.

Optional Object. The saved file name.

Sends keystrokes to the active application.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel wait for the keys to be processed before returning control to the macro. False (or omitted) to continue running the macro without waiting for the keys to be processed. Required Object. The key or key combination you want to send to the application as text.

Specifies the name of the chart template that Microsoft Excel will use when creating new charts.

Optional Object. Specifies the name of a gallery. Optional Object. Specifies the name of a custom autoformat. This name can be a string naming a custom autoformat, or it can be the special constant xlBuiltIn to specify the built-in chart template. Integer

Returns the union of two or more ranges.

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Marks a user-defined function as volatile. A volatile function must be recalculated whenever calculation occurs in any cells on the worksheet. A nonvolatile function is recalculated only when the input variables change. This method has no effect if it's not inside a user-defined function used to calculate a worksheet cell.

Optional Object. True to mark the function as volatile. False to mark the function as nonvolatile. The default value is True.

Pauses a running macro until a specified time. Returns True if the specified time has arrived.

Required Object. The time at which you want the macro to resume in Microsoft Excel date format.

Read-only.

Integer

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to use ClearType to display fonts in the menu, Ribbon, and dialog box text. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object for short_Excel2007 that represents the Microsoft Office Help Viewer. Read-only.

IAssistance

Returns information about how Visual Basic was called (for more information, see the Remarks section).

Optional Object. An index to the array. This argument is used only when the property returns an array (for more information, see the Remarks section).

Returns the formats that are currently on the Clipboard as an array of numeric values. To determine whether a particular format is on the Clipboard, compare each element in the array with the appropriate constant listed in the Remarks section.

Optional Object. The array element to be returned. If this argument is omitted, the property returns the entire array of formats that are currently on the Clipboard. For more information, see the Remarks section.

Gets or sets whether asychronous queries to OLAP data sources are executed when a worksheet is calculated by VBA code. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the document properties panel is displayed. Read/write.

Boolean

Gets or sets whether to show a list of relevant functions and defined names when building cell formulas. Read/write.

Boolean

Sets or returns a Boolean that represents whether to display an alert message when a user attempts to perform an operation that affects a larger number of cells than is specified in the Office center UI. Read/write.

Boolean

Sets or returns a Boolean that represents whether to show or hide gallery previews that appear when using galleries that support previewing. Setting this property to True shows a preview of your workbook before applying the command. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns information about installed file converters. Returns Null if there are no converters installed.

Optional Object. The long name of the converter, including the file-type search string in Windows, for example, "Lotus 1-2-3 Files (*.wk*)". Optional Object. The path of the converter DLL or code resource.

Returns a object representing an instance of the file dialog.

Required . The type of file dialog.MsoFileDialogType can be one of these MsoFileDialogType constants:msoFileDialogFilePicker Allows user to select a file.msoFileDialogFolderPicker Allows user to select a folder.msoFileDialogOpen Allows user to open a file.msoFileDialogSaveAs Allows user to save a file.

Allows the user to specify the height of the formula bar in lines. Read/write.

Integer

The property determines whether the traditional notation method or the new structured referencing notation method is used for referencing tables in formulas. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns information about the current country/region and international settings.

Required Object. The setting to be returned. Can be one of the constants listed in the following tables.

Returns or sets the maximum number of cells needed in an operation beyond which an alert is triggered. Read/write.

Integer

Specifies the measurement unit used in the application. Read/write Integer value corresponding to the constants in the enumeration.

Integer

Returns a object that controls the multi-threaded recalculation settings that are new in Excel 2007. Read-only.

Returns an array of the last four ranges or names selected. Each element in the array is a object.

Optional Object. The index number (from 1 to 4) of the previous range or name.

Returns a object that represents a cell or a range of cells.

Required Object. The name of the range. This must be an A1-style reference in the language of the macro. It can include the range operator (a colon), the intersection operator (a space), or the union operator (a comma). It can also include dollar signs, but they’re ignored. You can use a local defined name in any part of the range. If you use a name, the name is assumed to be in the language of the macro. Optional Object. The cell in the upper-left and lower-right corner of the range. Can be a Range object that contains a single cell, an entire column, or entire row, or it can be a string that names a single cell in the language of the macro.

Returns information about functions in either dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) or code resources that were registered with the REGISTER or REGISTER.ID macro functions.

Optional Object. The name of the DLL or code resource. Optional Object. The name of the function.

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether the Developer tab is displayed in the Ribbon. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether to display Mini toolbars when the user right-clicks in the workbook window. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that represents whether Mini toolbars displays when a user selects text. Read/write.

Boolean

The property, when set to True, raises an alert if a developer tries to create a new function using an existing function name. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Represents a chart in a workbook. The chart can be either an embedded chart (contained in a ) or a separate chart sheet.

Makes the current chart the active chart.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a chart.

The file name for a chart template.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a chart.

Optional object (used only with a object). The name of the custom chart type if ChartType specifies a custom chart gallery. Required . A standard chart type.

Applies data labels to a point, a series, or all the series in a chart.

Applies the layouts shown in the ribbon.

The type of chart. Specifies the type of layout. The type of layout is denoted by a number from 1 to 10.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single area chart group (a object) or a collection of the area chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. The chart group number.

Returns an object that represents either a single axis or a collection of the axes on the chart.

Optional Object. Specifies the axis to return. Can be one of the following constants: xlValue, xlCategory, or xlSeriesAxis (xlSeriesAxis is valid only for 3-D charts). Optional . Specifies the axis group. If this argument is omitted, the primary group is used. 3-D charts have only one axis group.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single bar chart group (a object) or a collection of the bar chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Returns an object that represents either a single chart group (a object) or a collection of all the chart groups in the chart (a object). The returned collection includes every type of group.

Optional Object. The chart group number.

Returns an object that represents either a single embedded chart (a object) or a collection of all the embedded charts (a object) on the sheet.

Optional Object. The name or number of the chart. This argument can be an array to specify more than one chart.

Modifies the properties of the given chart. You can use this method to quickly format a chart without setting all the individual properties. This method is non-interactive, and it changes only the specified properties.

Optional Object. True to include a legend. Optional object. An integer specifying the number of rows or columns within the source range that contain series labels. Legal values are from 0 (zero) through one less than the maximum number of the corresponding categories or series. Optional Object. The option number for the built-in autoformats. Can be a number from 1 through 10, depending on the gallery type. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel chooses a default value based on the gallery type and data source. Optional . The chart type. Optional Object. An integer specifying the number of rows or columns within the source range that contain category labels. Legal values are from 0 (zero) through one less than the maximum number of the corresponding categories or series. Optional Object. The series axis title for 3-D charts or the second value axis title for 2-D charts. Optional Object. The range that contains the source data for the new chart. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel edits the active chart sheet or the selected chart on the active worksheet. Optional Object. The chart title text. Optional Object. The value axis title text. Optional Object. Specifies whether the data for each series is in rows or columns. Can be one of the following constants: xlRows or xlColumns. Optional Object. The category axis title text.

Checks the spelling of an object and displays the Spelling dialog box

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel ignore words that are all uppercase. False to have Microsoft Excel check words that are all uppercase. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the file name of the custom dictionary to be examined if the word isn't found in the main dictionary. If this argument is omitted, the currently specified dictionary is used. Optional Object. The language of the dictionary being used. Can be one of the values used by the property. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel display a list of suggested alternate spellings when an incorrect spelling is found. False to have Microsoft Excel wait for you to input the correct spelling. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used.

Clears the chart elements formatting to automatic.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single column chart group (a object) or a collection of the column chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Copies the sheet to another location in the workbook.

Optional Object. The sheet before which the copied sheet will be placed. You cannot specify Before if you specify After. Optional Object. The sheet after which the copied sheet will be placed. You cannot specify After if you specify Before.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional . The format of the picture. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied. Optional . The size of the copied picture when the object is a chart on a chart sheet (not embedded on a worksheet).

Deletes the object.

Cancels the selection for the specified chart.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single doughnut chart group (a object) or a collection of the doughnut chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

For callouts with an explicitly set drop value, this property returns the vertical distance (in points) from the edge of the text bounding box to the place where the callout line attaches to the text box. Read-only Single.

Returns .

Converts a Microsoft Excel name to an object or a value.

Required Object. The name of the object, using the naming convention of Microsoft Excel.

Exports the chart in a graphic format.

Required String. The name of the exported file. Optional Object. True to display the dialog box that contains the filter-specific options. If this argument is False, Microsoft Excel uses the default values for the filter. The default value is False. Optional Object. The language-independent name of the graphic filter as it appears in the registry.

Exports to a file of the specified format.

True to ignore any print areas set when publishing; otherwise False. True to include the document properties; otherwise False. The number of the last page to publish. If this argument is omitted, publishing ends with the last page. The file name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path, or short_Excel2007 saves the file in the current folder. Pointer to the FixedFormatExt class. The type of file format to export to. True to display the file in the viewer after it is published; otherwise False. Optional . Specifies the quality of the published file. The number of the page at which to start publishing. If this argument is omitted, publishing starts at the beginning.

Returns information about the chart element at specified X and Y coordinates. This method is unusual in that you specify values for only the first two arguments. Microsoft Excel fills in the other arguments, and your code should examine those values when the method returns.

Required Integer. When the method returns, this argument contains information related to the chart element. For more information, see the Remarks section. Required Integer. When the method returns, this argument contains information related to the chart element. For more information, see the Remarks section. Required Integer. The X coordinate of the chart element. Required Integer. The Y coordinate of the chart element. Required Integer. When the method returns, this argument contains the value of the chart element at the specified coordinates. For more information, see the Remarks section.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single line chart group (a object) or a collection of the line chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Returns or sets the text entries in the specified list box or a combo box, as an array of strings, or returns or sets a single text entry. An error occurs if there are no entries in the list.

Variant The index number of a single text entry to be set or returned. If this argument is omitted, the entire list is returned or set as an array of strings.

Moves the chart to a new location.

Required . Where to move the chart. Optional Object; required if Where is xlLocationAsObject. The name of the sheet where the chart will be embedded if Where is xlLocationAsObject or the name of the new sheet if Where is xlLocationAsNewSheet.

Moves the sheet to another location in the workbook.

Optional Object. The sheet before which the moved sheet will be placed. You cannot specify Before if you specify After. Optional Object. The sheet after which the moved sheet will be placed. You cannot specify After if you specify Before.

Returns an object that represents either a single OLE object (an ) or a collection of all OLE objects (an collection) on the chart or sheet.

Optional Object. The name or number of the OLE object.

Pastes chart data from the Clipboard into the specified chart.

Optional Object. Specifies the chart information to paste if a chart is on the Clipboard. Can be one of the following constants: xlFormats, xlFormulas, or xlAll. The default value is xlAll. If there’s data other than a chart on the Clipboard, this argument cannot be used.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single pie chart group (a object) or a collection of the pie chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Prints the object.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel invoke print preview before printing the object. False (or omitted) to print the object immediately. Optional Object. True to collate multiple copies. Optional Object. If PrintToFile is set to True, this argument specifies the name of the file you want to print to. Optional Object. The number of the last page to print. If this argument is omitted, printing ends with the last page. Optional Object. True to print to a file. If PrToFileName is not specified, Microsoft Excel prompts the user to enter the name of the output file. Optional Object. The number of copies to print. If this argument is omitted, one copy is printed. Optional Object. Sets the name of the active printer. Optional Object. The number of the page at which to start printing. If this argument is omitted, printing starts at the beginning.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

Optional Object. True to enable changes to the chart.

Protects a chart so that it cannot be modified.

Optional Object. True to protect contents. For a chart, this protects the entire chart. For a worksheet, this protects the locked cells. The default value is True. Optional Object. A string that specifies a case-sensitive password for the worksheet or workbook. If this argument is omitted, you can unprotect the worksheet or workbook without using a password. Otherwise, you must specify the password to unprotect the worksheet or workbook. If you forget the password, you cannot unprotect the worksheet or workbook. It's a good idea to keep a list of your passwords and their corresponding document names in a safe place. Optional Object. True to protect shapes. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to protect the user interface, but not macros. If this argument is omitted, protection applies both to macros and to the user interface. Optional Object. True to protect scenarios. This argument is valid only for worksheets. The default value is True.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single radar chart group (a object) or a collection of the radar chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Updates the cache of the or object.

Saves changes to the chart or worksheet in a different file.

Optional Object. True to add this workbook to the list of recently used files. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to create a backup file. Optional Object. A case-sensitive string (no more than 15 characters) that indicates the protection password to be given to the file. Optional Object. A string that indicates the name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path; if you don't, Microsoft Excel saves the file in the current folder. Optional Object. The file format to use when you save the file. For a list of valid choices, see the property. For an existing file, the default format is the last file format specified; for a new file, the default is the format of the version of Excel being used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the write-reservation password for this file. If a file is saved with the password and the password isn't supplied when the file is opened, the file is opened as read-only. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. True to display a message when the file is opened, recommending that the file be opened as read-only. Optional Object. True saves files against the language of Microsoft Excel (including control panel settings). False (default) saves files against the language of Visual Basic for Applications (which is typically U.S. English unless the VBA project where Workbooks.Open is run from is an old internationalized XL5/95 VBA project).

Saves a custom chart template to the list of available chart templates.

The name of the chart template.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. The object to replace.

Returns an object that represents either a single series (a object) or a collection of all the series (a collection) in the chart or chart group.

Optional Object. The name or number of the series.

Sets the background graphic for a worksheet or chart.

Required String. The name of the graphic file.

Specifies the name of the chart template that Microsoft Excel uses when creating new charts.

Specifies the name of the default chart template that will be used when creating new charts. This name can be a string naming a chart in the gallery for a user-defined template or it can be a special constant to specify a built-in chart template.

Sets chart elements on a chart. Read/write.

Specifies the chart element type.

Sets the source data range for the chart.

Required . The range that contains the source data. Optional Object. Specifies the way the data is to be plotted. Can be either of the following constants: xlColumns or xlRows.

Removes protection from a sheet or workbook. This method has no effect if the sheet or workbook isn't protected.

Optional Object. A string that denotes the case-sensitive password to use to unprotect the sheet or workbook. If the sheet or workbook isn't protected with a password, this argument is ignored. If you omit this argument for a sheet that's protected with a password, you'll be prompted for the password. If you omit this argument for a workbook that's protected with a password, the method fails.

On a 2-D chart, returns an object that represents either a single scatter chart group (a object) or a collection of the scatter chart groups (a collection).

Optional Object. Specifies the chart group.

Returns a object that allows the user to individually format the back wall of a 3-D chart. Read-only.

Walls

Returns or sets the chart style for the chart. Read/write.

Object

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. If the object was created in Microsoft Excel, this property returns the string XCEL, which is equivalent to the hexadecimal number 5843454C.

Returns or sets which axes exist on the chart.

Optional Object. The axis type. Series axes apply only to 3-D charts. Can be one of the constants. Optional Object. The axis group. 3-D charts have only one set of axes. Can be one of the constants.

Returns or sets whether to show the data labels when the value is greater than the maximum value on the value axis. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a object that allows the user to individually format the side wall of a 3-D chart. Read-only.

Represents an ActiveX control or a linked or embedded OLE object on a worksheet. The OLEObject object is a member of the collection. The OLEObjects collection contains all the OLE objects on a single worksheet.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture. Object.

Optional . The format of the picture. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied.

Cuts the object to the Clipboard or pastes it into a specified destination.

Optional Object. Used only with Range objects. The range where the object should be pasted. If this argument is omitted, the object is cut to the Clipboard.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. True to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

Sends a verb to the server of the specified OLE object.

Optional XlOLEVerb. The verb that the server of the OLE object should act on. If this argument is omitted, the default verb is sent. The available verbs are determined by the object's source application. Typical verbs for an OLE object are Open and Primary (represented by the XlOLEVerb constants xlOpen and xlPrimary).

Returns or sets the name of a macro that’s run when the specified object is clicked. Read/write String.

Represents a worksheet table built from data returned from an external data source, such as a SQL server or a Microsoft Access database. The QueryTable object is a member of the collection.

Updates an external data range (). Boolean.

Optional Object. Used only with QueryTables that are based on the results of a SQL query. True to return control to the procedure as soon as a database connection is made and the query is submitted. The QueryTable is updated in the background. False to return control to the procedure only after all data has been fetched to the worksheet. If this argument isn't specified, the setting of the property determines the query mode.

Saves the PivotTable cache source as a Microsoft Office Data Connection file.

Required String. Location to which the file is saved. Optional Object. Space-separated keywords that can be used to search for this file. Optional Object. Description that will be saved in the file.

True if column sorting, filtering, and layout information is preserved whenever a query table is refreshed. The default value is False. Read/write Boolean.

Returns the sort criteria for the query table range. Read-only.

Creates a data table based on input values and formulas that you define on a worksheet.

Variant A single cell to use as the row input for your table. A single cell to use as the column input for your table.

Returns the object that the query table uses. Read-only.

WorkbookConnection

Represents a Microsoft Excel workbook.

Accepts all changes in the specified shared workbook.

Optional Object. Specifies when all the changes are accepted. Optional Object. Specifies where all the changes are accepted. Optional Object. Specifies by whom all the changes are accepted.

Applies the specified theme to the current workbook.

Name of the theme.

Converts formulas linked to other Microsoft Excel sources or OLE sources to values.

Required String. The name of the link. Required . The type of link.

Changes the access permissions for the workbook. This may require an updated version to be loaded from the disk.

Optional Object. Specifies the write-reserved password if the file is write reserved and Mode is xlReadWrite. Ignored if there's no password for the file or if Mode is xlReadOnly. Optional Object. True (or omitted) to notify the user if the file cannot be immediately accessed. Required . Specifies the new access mode.

Changes a link from one document to another.

Required String. The new name of the link. Required String. The name of the Microsoft Excel or DDE/OLE link to be changed, as it was returned from the method. Optional . The link type.

Returns a workbook from a local computer to a server and sets the local workbook to read-only so that it cannot be edited locally. Calling this method will also close the workbook.

Optional Object. Allows the user to enter check-in comments for the revision of the workbook being checked in (applies only if SaveChanges equals True). Optional Object. True saves changes and checks in the document. False returns the document to a checked-in status without saving revision. Optional Object. True allows the user to publish the workbook after it has been checked in. This submits the workbook for the approval process, which can eventually result in a version of the workbook being published to users with read-only rights to the workbook (applies only if SaveChanges equals True).

Closes the object.

Optional Object. If the workbook doesn't need to be routed to the next recipient (if it has no routing slip or has already been routed), this argument is ignored. Otherwise, Microsoft Excel routes the workbook as shown in the following table.ValueMeaningTrueSends the workbook to the next recipient.FalseDoesn't send the workbook.OmittedDisplays a dialog box asking the user whether the workbook should be sent. Optional Object. Save changes under this file name. Optional Object. If there are no changes to the workbook, this argument is ignored. If there are changes to the workbook and the workbook appears in other open windows, this argument is ignored. If there are changes to the workbook but the workbook doesn't appear in any other open windows, this argument specifies whether changes should be saved, as shown in the following table.ValueActionTrueSaves the changes to the workbook. If there is not yet a file name associated with the workbook, then FileName is used. If FileName is omitted, the user is asked to supply a file name.FalseDoes not save the changes to this file.OmittedDisplays a dialog box asking the user whether or not to save changes.

Deletes a custom number format from the workbook.

Required String. Names the number format to be deleted.

The method allows developers to programmatically enable data connections within the workbook for the user.

The method is used to publish a workbook to either the PDF or XPS format.

If set to True, ignores any print areas set when publishing. If set to False, will use the print areas set when publishing. Set to True to indicate that document properties should be included or set to False to indicate that they are omitted. The number of the last page to publish. If this argument is omitted, publishing ends with the last page A String that indicates the name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path or short. Excel2007 saves the file in the current folder. Pointer to the FixedFormatExt class. Can be either or . If set to True displays file in viewer after it is published. If set to False the file is published but not displayed. Can be set to either or . The number of the page at which to start publishing. If this argument is omitted, publishing starts at the beginning.

Displays a cached document if it’s already been downloaded. Otherwise, this method resolves the hyperlink, downloads the target document, and displays the document in the appropriate application.

Optional Object. The location within the target document. The default value is the empty string. Required String. The address of the target document. Optional Object. A string or byte array that specifies additional information for HTTP to use to resolve the hyperlink. For example, you can use ExtraInfo to specify the coordinates of an image map, the contents of a form, or a FAT file name. Optional Object. True to display the target application in a new window. The default value is False. Optional Object. Not used. Reserved for future use. Optional Object. A string that specifies header information for the HTTP request. The default value is an empty string. Optional Object. Specifies the way ExtraInfo is attached. Can be one of the constants.

You have requested Help for a Visual Basic keyword used only on the Macintosh. For information about this keyword, consult the language reference Help included with Microsoft Office Macintosh Edition.

Returns the collection of objects for the specified workbook.

Controls how changes are shown in a shared workbook.

Optional Object. The changes that are shown. Can be one of the following XlHighlightChangesTime constants: xlSinceMyLastSave, xlAllChanges, or xlNotYetReviewed. Optional Object. An A1-style range reference that specifies the area to check for changes. Optional Object. The user or users whose changes are shown. Can be "Everyone", "Everyone but Me", or the name of one of the users of the shared workbook.

Returns the link date and update status. Object.

Optional Object. If the link is an edition, this argument specifies the edition reference as a string in R1C1 style. This argument is required if there's more than one publisher or subscriber with the same name in the workbook. Optional String. Required . The type of information to be returned. Optional . The type of link to return.

Returns an array of links in the workbook. The names in the array are the names of the linked documents, editions, or DDE or OLE servers. Returns Empty if there are no links. Object.

Optional . The type of link to return.

Locks the workbook on the server to prevent modification.

Merges changes from one workbook into an open workbook.

Required Object. The file name of the workbook that contains the changes to be merged into the open workbook.

Opens the supporting documents for a link or links.

Optional Object. True to open documents as read-only. The default value is False. Required String. The name of the Microsoft Excel or DDE/OLE link, as returned from the method. Optional . The link type.

Posts the specified workbook to a public folder. This method works only with a Microsoft Exchange client connected to a Microsoft Exchange server.

Optional Object. This argument is ignored. The Post method prompts the user to specify the destination for the workbook.

Prints the object.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

Enables changes to the object.

Protects a workbook so that it cannot be modified.

Optional Object. True to protect the structure of the workbook (the relative position of the sheets). The default value is False. Optional Object. A string that specifies a case-sensitive password for the worksheet or workbook. If this argument is omitted, you can unprotect the worksheet or workbook without using a password. Otherwise, you must specify the password to unprotect the worksheet or workbook. If you forget the password, you cannot unprotect the worksheet or workbook. It's a good idea to keep a list of your passwords and their corresponding document names in a safe place. Optional Object. True to protect the workbook windows. If this argument is omitted, the windows aren’t protected.

Saves the workbook and protects it for sharing.

Optional Object. True to create a backup file. Optional Object. A case-sensitive string indicating the protection password to be given to the file. Should be no longer than 15 characters. Optional Object. A string indicating the name of the saved file. You can include a full path; if you don’t, Microsoft Excel saves the file in the current folder. Optional Object. A string indicating the password to be used to protect the file for sharing. Optional Object. A string indicating the write-reservation password for this file. If a file is saved with the password and the password isn’t supplied when the file is opened, the file is opened read-only. Optional Object. True to display a message when the file is opened recommending that the file be opened read-only.

Removes entries from the change log for the specified workbook.

Optional Object. The password that unprotects the workbook for sharing. If the workbook is protected for sharing with a password and this argument is omitted, the user is prompted for the password. Required Integer. The number of days that changes in the change log are to be retained.

Rejects all changes in the specified shared workbook.

Optional Object. Specifies when all the changes are rejected. Optional Object. Specifies where all the changes are rejected. Optional Object. Specifies by whom all the changes are rejected.

Reloads a workbook based on an HTML document, using the specified document encoding.

Required . The encoding that is to be applied to the workbook.

Removes all information of the specified type from the workbook.

One of the values indicating the type of information to be removed.

Disconnects the specified user from the shared workbook.

Required Integer. The user index.

Sends an e-mail message to the author of a workbook that has been sent out for review, notifying them that a reviewer has completed review of the workbook.

Optional Object. False does not display the message. True displays the message.

Runs the Auto_Open, Auto_Close, Auto_Activate, or Auto_Deactivate macro attached to the workbook. This method is included for backward compatibility. You should use the Open, Close, Activate and Deactivate events instead of these macros.

Required .

Saves changes to the workbook in a different file.

Optional Object. True to add this workbook to the list of recently used files. The default value is False. Optional . Optional Object. True to create a backup file. Optional Object. True saves files against the language of Microsoft Excel (including control panel settings). False (default) saves files against the language of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) (which is typically U.S. English unless the VBA project where Workbooks.Open is run from is an old internationalized XL5/95 VBA project). Optional Object. A case-sensitive string (no more than 15 characters) that indicates the protection password to be given to the file. Optional Object. A string that indicates the name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path; if you don't, Microsoft Excel saves the file in the current folder. Optional Object. The file format to use when you save the file. For a list of valid choices, see the property. For an existing file, the default format is the last file format specified; for a new file, the default is the format of the version of Excel being used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the write-reservation password for this file. If a file is saved with the password and the password isn't supplied when the file is opened, the file is opened as read-only. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. True to display a message when the file is opened recommending that the file be opened as read-only. Optional .

Exports the data that has been mapped to the specified XML schema map to an XML data file.

Required object. The schema map to apply to the data. Required String. A string that indicates the name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path; if you don't, Microsoft Excel saves the file in the current folder.

Saves a copy of the workbook to a file but doesn't modify the open workbook in memory.

Required. Specifies the file name for the copy.

Sends a worksheet as a fax to the specified recipients.

Optional Object. A string that represents the fax numbers and e-mail addresses of the people to whom the fax will be sent. Separate multiple recipients with a semicolon. Optional Object. True displays the fax message before sending it. False sends the fax without displaying the fax message. Optional Object. A string that represents the subject line for the faxed document.

Sends a workbook in an e-mail message for review to the specified recipients.

Optional Object. A string that lists the people to whom to send the message. These can be unresolved names and aliases in an e-mail phone book or full e-mail addresses. Separate multiple recipients with a semicolon (;). If left blank and ShowMessage is False, you will receive an error message, and the message will not be sent. Optional Object. A Boolean value that indicates whether the message should include an attachment or a link to a server location. The default value is True. If set to False, the document must be stored at a shared location. Optional Object. A Boolean value that indicates whether the message should be displayed when the method is executed. The default value is True. If set to False, the message is automatically sent to the recipients without first showing the message to the sender. Optional Object. A string for the subject of the message. If left blank, the subject will be: Please review "filename".

Sends the workbook by using the installed mail system.

Optional Object. True to request a return receipt. False not to request a return receipt. The default value is False. Required Object. Specifies the name of the recipient as text, or as an array of text strings if there are multiple recipients. At least one recipient must be specified, and all recipients are added as To recipients. Optional Object. Specifies the subject of the message. If this argument is omitted, the document name is used.

Sets the name of a procedure that runs whenever a DDE link is updated.

Required String. The name of the procedure to be run when the link is updated. This can be either a Microsoft Excel 4.0 macro or a Visual Basic procedure. Set this argument to an empty string ("") to indicate that no procedure should run when the link is updated. Required String. The name of the DDE/OLE link as returned from the method.

Sets the options for encrypting workbooks using passwords.

Optional Object. The encryption key length which is a multiple of 8 (40 or greater). Optional Object. A case sensitive string of the encryption provider. Optional Object. A case sensitive string of the algorithmic short name (i.e. "RC4"). Optional Object. True (default) to encrypt file properties.

Toggles form design mode on or off.

Removes protection from a sheet or workbook. This method has no effect if the sheet or workbook isn't protected.

Turns off protection for sharing and saves the workbook.

Optional Object. The workbook password.

Updates a Microsoft Excel, DDE, or OLE link (or links).

Optional Object. The name of the Microsoft Excel or DDE/OLE link to be updated, as returned from the method. Optional .

Imports an XML data file into the current workbook. Returns .

Required . The schema map to apply when importing the file. Required String. A uniform resource locator (URL) or a uniform naming convention (UNC) path to a XML data file. Optional . The data will be imported into a new XML list at the range specified. Optional Boolean. If a value is not specified for the Destination parameter, then this parameter specifies whether or not to overwrite data that has been mapped to the schema map specified in the ImportMap parameter. Set to True to overwrite the data or False to append the new data to the existing data. The default value is True. If a value is specified for the Destination parameter, then this parameter specifies whether or not to overwrite existing data. Set to True to overwrite existing data or False to cancel the import if data would be overwritten. The default value is True.

Imports an XML data stream that has been previously loaded into memory. Returns .

Required . The schema map to apply when importing the file. Required String. The data to import. Optional . The data will be imported into a new XML list in the range specified. Optional Boolean. If a value is not specified for the Destination parameter, then this parameter specifies whether or not to overwrite data that has been mapped to the schema map specified in the ImportMap parameter. Set to True to overwrite the data or False to append the new data to the existing data. The default value is True. If a value is specified for the Destination parameter, then this parameter specifies whether or not to overwrite existing data. Set to True to overwrite existing data or False to cancel the import if data would be overwritten. The default value is True.

Returns or sets the author of the comment. Read-only String.

Controls whether or not the compatibility checker is run automatically when the workbook is saved. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns or sets colors in the palette for the workbook. The palette has 56 entries, each represented by an RGB value. Read/write Object.

Optional Object. The color number (from 1 to 56). If this argument isn’t specified, this method returns an array that contains all 56 of the colors in the palette.

Returns a collection that represents all the comments for the specified worksheet. Read-only.

The property establishes a connection between the workbook and an ODBC or an OLEDB data source and refreshes the data without prompting the user. Read-only.

Disables the external connections or links in the workbook. Read-only

Boolean

Returns a collection that describes the metadata stored in the workbook. Read-only.

MetaProperties

Returns a. collection that represents the custom XML in the XML data store. Read-only.

CustomXMLParts

Specifies the table style from the collection that is used as the default style for PivotTables. Read/write.

Object

Specifies the table style from the collection that is used as the default TableStyle. Read/write

Object

Returns a collection that represents the Document Inspector modules for the specified workbook. Read-only.

DocumentInspectors

Returns or sets if the user should be prompted to convert the workbook if the workbook contains features that are not supported by versions of Excel earlier than short_Excel2007. Read/write

Boolean

Returns a String specifying the name of the algorithm encryption provider that 1st_Excel12 uses when encrypting documents. Read/write.

The property provides developers with a way to check if the workbook is in compatibility mode. Read-only

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean that indicates whether a workbook is final. Read/write

Boolean

Forces a full calculation of a workbook. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns a Boolean that represents whether a workbook has an attached Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications project. Read-only.

Boolean

This property is used to filter data in a workbook based on a cell icon from the collection. Read-only.

IconSets

Returns a String specifying the name of the algorithm encryption provider that Microsoft Excel uses when encrypting passwords for the specified workbook. Read-only.

String

Returns a object that represents the research service for a workbook. Read-only.

Research

Returns a object that represents a policy specified for a workbook stored on a server running 2nd_OSS_NoVersion 2007. Read-only.

ServerPolicy

Allows a developer to interact with the list of published objects in the workbook that are shown on the server. Read-only.

This property controls the visibility of the PivotChart Filter Pane. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the digital signatures for a workbook. Read-only.

Returns a collection object for the current workbook that refers to the styles used in the current workbook. Read-only.

Returns the theme applied to the current workbook. Read-only.

Represents a worksheet.

Calculates all open workbooks, a specific worksheet in a workbook, or a specified range of cells on a worksheet, as shown in the following table.

Returns an object that represents either a single embedded chart (a object) or a collection of all the embedded charts (a object) on the sheet.

Optional Variant. The name or number of the chart. This argument can be an array to specify more than one chart.

Checks the spelling of an object. This form has no return value; Microsoft Excel displays the Spelling dialog box.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel ignore words that are all uppercase. False to have Microsoft Excel check words that are all uppercase. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the file name of the custom dictionary to be examined if the word isn't found in the main dictionary. If this argument is omitted, the currently specified dictionary is used. Optional Object. The language of the dictionary being used. Can be one of the MsoLanguageID values used by the property. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel display a list of suggested alternate spellings when an incorrect spelling is found. False to have Microsoft Excel wait for you to input the correct spelling. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used.

Copies the sheet to another location in the workbook.

Converts a Microsoft Excel name to an object or a value.

Required String. The name of the object, using the naming convention of Microsoft Excel.

Exports to a file of the specified format.

Moves the sheet to another location in the workbook

Returns an object that represents either a single OLE object (an ) or a collection of all OLE objects (an collection) on the chart or sheet. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the OLE object.

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard onto the sheet.

Optional Object. True to establish a link to the source of the pasted data. If this argument is specified, the Destination argument cannot be used. The default value is False. Optional Object. A object that specifies where the Clipboard contents should be pasted. If this argument is omitted, the current selection is used. This argument can be specified only if the contents of the Clipboard can be pasted into a range. If this argument is specified, the Link argument cannot be used.

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard onto the sheet using a specified format. Use this method to paste data from other applications or to paste data in a specific format.

Optional Object. The text label of the icon. Optional Object. True to display the pasted data as an icon. The default value is False. Optional Object. A string that specifies the Clipboard format of the data. Optional Object. The name of the file that contains the icon to use if DisplayAsIcon is True. Optional Object. True to establish a link to the source of the pasted data. If the source data isn’t suitable for linking or the source application doesn't support linking, this parameter is ignored. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to remove all formatting, hyperlinks, and images from HTML. False to paste HTML as is. The default value is False. Optional Object. The index number of the icon within the icon file.

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable report (a object) or a collection of all the PivotTable reports (a object) on a worksheet. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the report.

Creates a object. This method doesn’t display the PivotTable Wizard. This method isn’t available for OLE DB data sources. Use the method to add a PivotTable cache, and then create a PivotTable report based on the cache. PivotTable object.

Optional Object. The data for the new report. Can be a object, an array of ranges, or a text constant that represents the name of another report. For an external database, SourceData is an array of strings containing the SQL query string, where each element is up to 255 characters in length. You should use the Connection argument to specify the ODBC connection string. For compatibility with earlier versions of Excel, SourceData can be a two-element array. The first element is the connection string specifying the ODBC source for the data. The second element is the SQL query string used to get the data. If you specify SourceData, you must also specify SourceType. If the active cell is inside the SourceData range, you must specify TableDestination as well. Optional Object. True to show grand totals for rows in the report. Optional Object. True to have Excel perform queries for the report asynchronously (in the background). The default value is False. Optional Object. A string that contains ODBC settings that allow Excel to connect to an ODBC data source. The connection string has the form "ODBC;<connection string>". This argument overrides any previous setting for the object’s property. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel automatically format the report when it’s refreshed or when fields are moved. Optional Object. The order in which page fields are added to the PivotTable report’s layout. Can be one of the following XlOrder constants: xlDownThenOver or xlOverThenDown. The default value is xlDownThenOver. Optional Object. The number of page fields in each column or row in the PivotTable report. The default value is 0 (zero). Optional Object. A Range object specifying where the report should be placed on the worksheet. If this argument is omitted, the report is placed at the active cell. Optional Object. True to create a PivotTable cache that contains all records from the external database; this cache can be very large. If ReadData is False, you can set some of the fields as server-based page fields before the data is actually read. Optional Object. Not used by Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. Valid only if SourceType is xlConsolidation. True to have Microsoft Excel create a page field for the consolidation. If AutoPage is False, you must create the page field or fields. Optional Object. True to show grand totals for columns in the report. Optional Object. True to optimize the PivotTable cache when it's constructed. The default value is False. Optional Object. The source of the report data. Can be one of the .constants. Optional Object. True to save data with the report. False to save only the report definition. Optional Object. A string that specifies the name of the new report.

Prints the object.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

Optional Object. True to enable changes to the specified worksheet.

Protects a worksheet so that it cannot be modified.

Optional Object. True allows the user to insert columns on the protected worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to protect contents. For a chart, this protects the entire chart. For a worksheet, this protects the locked cells. The default value is True. Optional Object. True allows the user to insert rows on the protected worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. A string that specifies a case-sensitive password for the worksheet or workbook. If this argument is omitted, you can unprotect the worksheet or workbook without using a password. Otherwise, you must specify the password to unprotect the worksheet or workbook. If you forget the password, you cannot unprotect the worksheet or workbook. It's a good idea to keep a list of your passwords and their corresponding document names in a safe place. Optional Object. True allows the user to format any cell on a protected worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to set filters on the protected worksheet. Users can change filter criteria but can not enable or disable an auto filter. Users can set filters on an existing auto filter. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to protect shapes. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to sort on the protected worksheet. Every cell in the sort range must be unlocked or unprotected. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to delete rows on the protected worksheet where every cell in the row to be deleted is unlocked. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to protect the user interface but not macros. If this argument is omitted, protection applies both to macros and to the user interface. Optional Object. True allows the user to insert hyperlinks on the worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to delete columns on the protected worksheet, where every cell in the column to be deleted is unlocked. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to format any column on a protected worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to protect scenarios. This argument is valid only for worksheets. The default value is True. Optional Object. True allows the user to format any row on a protected worksheet. The default value is False. Optional Object. True allows the user to use pivot table reports on the protected worksheet. The default value is False.

Saves changes to the chart or worksheet in a different file.

Optional Object. True to add this workbook to the list of recently used files. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to create a backup file. Optional Object. A case-sensitive string (no more than 15 characters) that indicates the protection password to be given to the file. Optional Object. A string that indicates the name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path; if you don't, Microsoft Excel saves the file in the current folder. Optional Object. The file format to use when you save the file. For a list of valid choices, see the property. For an existing file, the default format is the last file format specified; for a new file, the default is the format of the version of Excel being used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the write-reservation password for this file. If a file is saved with the password and the password isn't supplied when the file is opened, the file is opened as read-only. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. Not used in U.S. English Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. True to display a message when the file is opened recommending that the file be opened as read-only. Optional Object. True saves files against the language of Microsoft Excel (including control panel settings). False (default) saves files against the language of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) (which is typically U.S. English unless the VBA project where Workbooks.Open is run from is an old internationalized XL5/95 VBA project).

Returns an object that represents either a single scenario (a object) or a collection of scenarios (a object) on the worksheet.

Optional Object. The name or number of the scenario. Use an array to specify more than one scenario.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. The object to replace.

Sets the background graphic for a worksheet or chart.

Required String. The name of the graphic file.

Removes protection from a sheet or workbook. This method has no effect if the sheet or workbook isn't protected.

Returns a object that represents the cells mapped to a particular XPath. Returns Nothing if the specified XPath has not been mapped to the worksheet or if the mapped range is empty.

Optional . Specify an XML map if you want to query for the XPath within a specific map. Optional Object. A space-delimited String that contains the namespaces referenced in the XPath parameter. A run-time error will be generated if one of the specified namespaces cannot be resolved. Required Object. The XPath to query for.

Returns a object that represents the cells mapped to a particular XPath. Returns Nothing if the specified XPath has not been mapped to the worksheet.

Returns or sets if conditional formats will occur automatically as needed. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents a cell or a range of cells.

Returns the sorted values in the current worksheet. Read-only.

Represents an above average visual of a conditional formatting rule. Applying a color or fill to a range or selection to help you see the value of a cells relative to other cells.

Deletes the specified conditional formatting rule object.

Sets the cell range to which this formatting rule applies.

The range to which this formatting rule will be applied.

Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.

Sets the evaluation order for this conditional formatting rule so it is evaluated after all other rules on the worksheet.

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, specifying if the conditional formatting rule looks for cell values above or below the range average or standard deviation.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Office Excel application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object. Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a object specifying the cell range to which the formatting rule is applied.

Returns a collection that specifies the formatting of cell borders if the conditional formatting rule evaluates to True. Read-only.

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the scope of data to be evaluated for the conditional format in a PivotTable report.

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a object that specifies the font formatting if the conditional formatting rule evaluates to True. Read-only.

Returns an object that specifies a cell's interior attributes for a conditional formatting rule that evaluates to True. Read-only.

Returns or sets the number format applied to a cell if the conditional formatting rule evaluates to True. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets the numeric standard deviation for an AboveAverage object. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the priority value of the conditional formatting rule. The priority determines the order of evaluation when multiple conditional formatting rules exist in a worksheet.

Integer

Returns a Boolean value indicating if the conditional format is being applied to a PivotTable chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which determines the scope of the conditional format when it is applied to a PivotTable chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if additional formatting rules on the cell should be evaluated if the current rule evaluates to True.

Boolean

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the type of conditional format. Read-only.

Represents an action to be executed in or data.

Performs the specified action.

Application (see above)

Returns the caption assigned to the object. Read-only String.

String

Returns the content associated to the object. Read-only String.

String

Returns the coordinate property of the object. Read-only

String

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the name of the object. Read-only String.

String

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the action type. Read-only .

A collection of all objects for the specified series.

Object

Application (see above)

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only Integer

Integer

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents an action in a workbook. Read-only.

Index value of the action.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a single add-in, either installed or not installed.

A collection of objects that represents all the add-ins available to Microsoft Excel, regardless of whether they’re installed. This list corresponds to the list of add-ins displayed in the Add-Ins dialog box (Tools menu).

Adds a new add-in file to the list of add-ins. Returns an object.

Required String. The name of the file that contains the add-in you want to add to the list in the add-in manager. Optional Object. Ignored if the add-in file is on a hard disk. True to copy the add-in to your hard disk if the add-in is on a removable medium (a floppy disk or compact disc). False to have the add-in remain on the removable medium. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel displays a dialog box and asks you to choose.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Contains a collection of adjustment values for the specified AutoShape, WordArt object, or connector.

Returns or sets the specified adjustment value.

Required Integer. The index number of the adjustment.

Represents the cells that can be edited on a protected worksheet.

Changes the password for a range that can be edited on a protected worksheet.

Required String. The new password.

Removes protection from a sheet or workbook.

A collection of all the objects that represent the cells that can be edited on a protected worksheet.

Adds a range that can be edited on a protected worksheet.

Required object. The range allowed to be edited. Required String. The title of range. Optional Object. The password for the range.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Events interface for Microsoft Excel object events.

The event occurs when all pending refresh activity (both synchronous and asynchronous) and all of the resultant calculation activities have been completed.

Occurs when a new workbook is created.

Occurs when any sheet is activated.

Occurs when any worksheet is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

Occurs when any worksheet is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

Occurs after any worksheet is recalculated or after any changed data is plotted on a chart.

Occurs when cells in any worksheet are changed by the user or by an external link.

Occurs when any sheet is deactivated.

Occurs when you click any hyperlink in Microsoft Excel.

Occurs after the sheet of the PivotTable report has been updated.

Occurs when the selection changes on any worksheet (doesn't occur if the selection is on a chart sheet).

Occurs when any workbook window is activated.

Occurs when any workbook window is deactivated.

Occurs when any workbook window is resized.

Occurs when any workbook is activated.

Occurs when a workbook is installed as an add-in.

Occurs when any add-in workbook is uninstalled.

Occurs after Microsoft Excel saves or exports data from any open workbook to an XML data file.

Occurs after an existing XML data connection is refreshed or new XML data is imported into any open Microsoft Excel workbook.

Occurs immediately before any open workbook closes.

Occurs before any open workbook is printed.

Occurs before any open workbook is saved.

Occurs before Microsoft Excel saves or exports data from any open workbook to an XML data file.

Occurs before an existing XML data connection is refreshed or new XML data is imported into any open Microsoft Excel workbook.

Occurs when any open workbook is deactivated.

Occurs when a new sheet is created in any open workbook.

Occurs when a workbook is opened.

Occurs after a PivotTable report connection has been closed.

Occurs after a report connection has been opened.

The event occurs when the user either drills through the recordset or invokes the rowset action on an OLAP PivotTable.

Contains a Boolean value to indicate success or failure. The worksheet on which the recordset is created. The workbook for which the event occurs. A brief description of the event.

Occurs when the local copy of a workbook that is part of a Document Workspace is synchronized with the copy on the server.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The NewWorkbook event occurs when a new workbook is created.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetActivate event occurs when any sheet is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetBeforeDoubleClick event occurs when any worksheet is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetBeforeRightClick event occurs when any worksheet is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetCalculate event occurs after any worksheet is recalculated or after any changed data is plotted on a chart.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetChange event occurs when cells in any worksheet are changed by the user or by an external link.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetDeactivate event occurs when any sheet is deactivated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetFollowHyperlink event occurs when you click any hyperlink in Microsoft Excel.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetPivotTableUpdate event occurs after the sheet of the PivotTable report has been updated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SheetSelectionChange event occurs when the selection changes on any worksheet.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowActivate event occurs when any workbook window is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowDeactivate event occurs when any workbook window is deactivated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WindowResize event occurs when any workbook window is resized.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookActivate event occurs when any workbook is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookAddinInstall event occurs when a workbook is installed as an add-in.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookAddinUninstall event occurs when any add-in workbook is uninstalled.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookAfterXmlExport event occurs after Microsoft Excel saves or exports data from any open workbook to an XML data file.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookAfterXmlImport event occurs after an existing XML data connection is refreshed, or new XML data is imported into any open Microsoft Excel workbook.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookBeforeClose event occurs immediately before any open workbook closes.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookBeforePrint event occurs before any open workbook is printed.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookBeforeSave event occurs before any open workbook is saved.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookBeforeXmlExport event occurs before Microsoft Excel saves or exports data from any open workbook to an XML data file.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookBeforeXmlImport event occurs before an existing XML data connection is refreshed, or new XML data is imported into any open Microsoft Excel workbook.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookDeactivate event occurs when any open workbook is deactivated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookNewSheet event occurs when a new sheet is created in any open workbook.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookOpen event occurs when a workbook is opened.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookPivotTableCloseConnection event occurs after a PivotTable report connection has been closed.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookPivotTableOpenConnection event occurs after a PivotTable report connection has been opened.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The WorkbookSync event occurs when the local copy of a workbook that is part of a Document Workspace is synchronized with the copy on the server.

Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns .

True if the size of the specified object is changed automatically to fit text within its boundaries. Read/write Boolean.

True if the text in the specified object will be locked to prevent changes when the workbook is protected. Read/write Boolean.

A collection of the areas, or contiguous blocks of cells, within a selection.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Contains Microsoft Excel AutoCorrect attributes (capitalization of names of days, correction of two initial capital letters, automatic correction list, and so on).

Adds an entry to the array of AutoCorrect replacements.

Required String. The replacement text. Required String. The text to be replaced. If this string already exists in the array of AutoCorrect replacements, the existing substitute text is replaced by the new text.

Deletes an entry from the array of AutoCorrect replacements.

Required String. The text to be replaced, as it appears in the row to be deleted from the array of AutoCorrect replacements. If this string doesn't exist in the array of AutoCorrect replacements, this method fails.

Affects the creation of calculated columns created by automatic fill-down lists. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns the array of AutoCorrect replacements.

Optional Object. The row index of the array of AutoCorrect replacements to be returned. The row is returned as a one-dimensional array with two elements: The first element is the text in column 1, and the second element is the text in column 2.

Represents autofiltering for the specified worksheet.

Applies the specified object.

Displays all the data returned by the object.

Returns True if the worksheet is in the AutoFilter filter mode. Read-only Boolean.

Boolean

Gets the sort column or columns, and sort order for the collection.

Represents the automatic recovery features of a workbook.

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart.

Returns a single object from an collection.

Required . The axis type.XlAxisType can be one of these constants:xlCategory.xlSeriesAxis Valid only for 3-D charts.xlValue. Optional . The axis.XlAxisGroup can be one of these constants:xlPrimary DefaultxlSecondary

Represents a single axis in a chart.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the base of the logarithm when you are using log scales. Read/write Double.

Double

Returns or sets whether or not the tick label spacing is automatic. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Represents a chart axis title.

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the Characters object to format characters within a text string.

Optional Object. The number of characters to be returned. If this argument is omitted, this property returns the remainder of the string (everything after the Start character). Optional Object. The first character to be returned. If this argument is either 1 or omitted, this property returns a range of characters starting with the first character.

Returns the object. Read-only.

True if an axis title will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the position of the axis title on the chart. Read/write .

Represents the border of an object.

Returns or sets the theme color in the applied color scheme that is associated with the specified object. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Single that lightens or darkens a color.

Single

A collection of four objects that represent the four borders of a or object.

Returns a object that represents one of the borders of either a range of cells or a style.

Required .Can be one of these XlBordersIndex constants:xlDiagonalDownxlDiagonalUpxlEdgeBottomxlEdgeLeftxlEdgeRightxlEdgeTopxlInsideHorizontalxlInsideVertical

Returns or sets the theme color in the applied color scheme that is associated with the specified object. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets a Single that lightens or darkens a color.

Single

Returns the object, which contains information about a specific phonetic text string in a cell.

Phonetic

A collection of objects that represents all the calculated fields in the specified PivotTable report.

Creates a new calculated field. Returns a object.

Required String. The formula for the field. Optional Object. False (default) for upward compatibility. True for strings contained in any arguments that are field names (will be interpreted as having been formatted in standard U.S. English instead of local settings). Required String. The name of the field.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

A collection of objects that represent all the calculated items in the specified PivotTable report.

Creates a new calculated item. Returns a object.

Required String. The formula for the item. Optional Object. False (default) for upward compatibility. True for strings contained in any arguments that are item names (will be interpreted as having been formatted in standard U.S. English instead of local settings). Required String. The name of the item.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents the calculated fields and calculated items for PivotTables with Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) data sources.

A collection of all the objects on the specified PivotTable. Each CalculatedMember object represents a calculated member or calculated measure.

Adds a calculated field or calculated item to a PivotTable.

Required String. The formula of the calculated member. Required String. The name of the calculated member. Optional Object. The type of calculated member. Optional Object. The solve order for the calculated member.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Contains properties and methods that apply to line callouts.

Sets the vertical distance (in points) from the edge of the text bounding box to the place where the callout line attaches to the text box.

Required Single. The drop distance, in points.

Specifies that the first segment of the callout line (the segment attached to the text callout box) retains a fixed length whenever the callout is moved.

Required Single. The length of the first segment of the callout in points.

Specifies whether the callout line attaches to the top, bottom, or center of the callout text box or whether it attaches at a point that’s a specified distance from the top or bottom of the text box.

Required . The starting position of the callout line relative to the text bounding box. Can be one of these MsoCalloutDropType constants:msoCalloutDropBottommsoCalloutDropCentermsoCalloutDropCustom Specifying msoCalloutDropCustom for this argument will cause your code to fail.msoCalloutDropMixedmsoCalloutDropTop

Represents the search criteria for the cell format.

Represents characters in an object that contains text. The Characters object lets you modify any sequence of characters contained in the full text string.

Inserts a string preceding the selected characters.

Required String. The string to insert.

Represents a chart in a workbook. The chart can be either an embedded chart (contained in a ) or a separate chart sheet.

Represents the chart area of a chart. The chart area on a 2-D chart contains the axes, the chart title, the axis titles, and the legend. The chart area on a 3-D chart contains the chart title and the legend; it doesn’t include the plot area (the area within the chart area where the data is plotted). For information about formatting the plot area, see the object.

Returns the object. Read-only.

True if the embedded chart has rounded corners. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean .

The Resize method allows a object to be resized over a new range. No cells are inserted or moved.

The new range.

Used only with charts. Represents the color of a one-color object or the foreground or background color of an object with a gradient or patterned fill.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Activate event occurs when a chart sheet or embedded chart is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The BeforeDoubleClick event occurs when an embedded chart is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The BeforeRightClick event occurs when an embedded chart is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Calculate event occurs after the chart plots new or changed data.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Deactivate event occurs when the chart is deactivated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DragOver event occurs when a range of cells is dragged over a chart.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The DragPlot event occurs when a range of cells is dragged and dropped on a chart.

Events interface for Microsoft Excel object events.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MouseDown event occurs when a mouse button is pressed while the pointer is over a chart.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MouseMove event occurs when the position of the mouse pointer changes over a chart.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The MouseUp event occurs when a mouse button is released while the pointer is over a chart.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Resize event occurs when the chart is resized.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Select event occurs when a chart element is selected.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SeriesChange event occurs when the user changes the value of a chart data point.

Used only with charts. Represents fill formatting for chart elements.

Sets the specified fill to a one-color gradient.

Required .Can be one of the following MsoGradientStyle constants:msoGradientDiagonalDownmsoGradientDiagonalUpmsoGradientFromCentermsoGradientFromCornermsoGradientFromTitlemsoGradientHorizontalmsoGradientMixedmsoGradientVertical Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If GradientStyle is msoGradientFromCenter, the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2. Required Single. The gradient degree. Can be a value from 0.0 (dark) through 1.0 (light).

Sets the specified fill to a pattern.

Required .

Sets the specified fill to a preset gradient.

Required . Required .Can be one of the following MsoGradientStyle constants.msoGradientDiagonalDownmsoGradientDiagonalUpmsoGradientFromCentermsoGradientFromCornermsoGradientFromTitlemsoGradientHorizontalmsoGradientMixedmsoGradientVertical Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If GradientStyle is msoGradientFromCenter, the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Sets the specified fill format to a preset texture.

Required .

Sets the specified fill to a two-color gradient.

Required .Can be one of the following MsoGradientStyle constants:msoGradientDiagonalDownmsoGradientDiagonalUpmsoGradientFromCentermsoGradientFromCornermsoGradientFromTitlemsoGradientHorizontalmsoGradientMixedmsoGradientVertical Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is msoGradientFromCenter, the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Fills the specified shape with an image.

Optional .Can be one of the following XlChartPicturePlacement constants:xlAllFacesxlEndxlEndSidesxlFrontxlFrontEndxlFrontSidesxlSides Optional .Can be one of the following XlChartPictureType constants:xlStackxlStackScalexlStretch Optional Integer. The picture stack or scale unit (depends on the PictureFormat argument). Required Object.

Fills the specified shape with small tiles of an image.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Provides access to the Office Art formatting for chart elements.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Excel application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object that represents the creator of the specified object (you can use this property with an OLE Automation object to return the application of that object). Read-only.

Application (see above)

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Integer.

Returns a object for the parent chart element that contains fill formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns a object for a specified chart that contains glow formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains line formatting properties for the specified chart element. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object for a specified chart that contains pictures. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains shadow formatting properties for the chart element. Read-only.

Returns a object for a specified chart that contains soft edge formatting properties for the chart. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains text formatting for the specified chart element. Read-only.

Returns a object that contains 3-D–effect formatting properties for the specified chart. Read-only.

Represents one or more series plotted in a chart with the same format. The ChartGroup object is a member of the collection.

Returns an object that represents either a single series (a object) or a collection of all the series (a collection) in the chart or chart group.

Optional Object. The name or number of the series.

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents an embedded chart on a worksheet.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional . The format of the picture. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. True to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

A collection of all the objects on the specified chart sheet, dialog sheet, or worksheet.

Creates a new embedded chart. Returns a object.

Required Double. The initial size of the new object in points. Required Double. The initial size of the new object in points. Required Double. The initial coordinates of the new object (in points), relative to the upper-left corner of cell A1 on a worksheet or to the upper-left corner of a chart. Required Double. The initial coordinates of the new object (in points), relative to the upper-left corner of cell A1 on a worksheet or to the upper-left corner of a chart.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional . The format of the picture. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. True to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

True if the embedded chart frame cannot be moved, resized, or deleted through the user interface. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

A collection of all the chart sheets in the specified or active workbook. Each chart sheet is represented by a object. This doesn’t include charts embedded on worksheets or dialog sheets. For information about embedded charts, see the object.

Creates a new chart sheet. Returns a object.

Optional Object. An object that specifies the sheet before which the new sheet is added. Optional Object. The number of sheets to be added. The default value is 1. Optional Object. An object that specifies the sheet after which the new sheet is added.

Copies the sheet to another location in the workbook.

Moves the sheet to another location in the workbook.

Prints the object.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

Optional Object. True to enable changes to the specified charts.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. The object to replace.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents the chart title.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Excel application.

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the Characters object to format characters within a text string.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. If the object was created in Microsoft Excel, this property returns the string XCEL, which is equivalent to the hexadecimal number 5843454C.

Returns the object. Read-only.

True if a chart title will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns the parent object for the specified object.

Object

Returns or sets the position of the chart title on the chart. Read/write .

Represents a view of a chart.

Application (see above)

Returns a constant from the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the sheet name for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the color of a one-color object, the foreground or background color of an object with a gradient or patterned fill, or the pointer color.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created.

Integer

Returns or sets a color that is mapped to the theme color scheme. Read/write .

Returns the parent object for the specified object.

Object

Represents a color scale conditional formatting rule.

Deletes the specified conditional formatting rule object.

Sets the cell range to which this formatting rule applies.

The range to which this formatting rule will be applied.

Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.

Sets the evaluation order for this conditional formatting rule so it is evaluated after all other rules on the worksheet.

Application (see above)

Returns a object specifying the cell range to which the formatting rule is applied.

Returns a object, which is a collection of individual objects. The object specifies the type, value, and color of threshold criteria used in the color scale conditional format. Read-only.

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns or sets a String representing a formula that determines the values to which the icon set will be applied.

String

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the priority value of the conditional formatting rule. The priority determines the order of evaluation when multiple conditional formatting rules exist in a worksheet.

Integer

Returns a Boolean value indicating if the conditional format is being applied to a chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which determines the scope of the conditional format when it is applied to a PivotTable chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if additional formatting rules on the cell should be evaluated if the current rule evaluates to True.

Boolean

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the type of conditional format. Read-only.

Integer

A collection of objects that represents all of the criteria for a color scale conditional format. Each criterion specifies the minimum, midpoint, or maximum threshold for the color scale.

Returns an Integer value that specifies the number of criteria for a color scale conditional format rule. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a single object from the collection. Read-only.

The index number of the object.

Represents the criteria for the minimum, midpoint, or maximum thresholds for a color format conditional format.

Returns a object, which specifies the color assigned to the threshold of a color scale conditional format. Read-only.

Returns a Integer value indicating which threshold the criteria represents. Read-only.

Integer

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies how the threshold values for a data bar or color scale conditional format are determined. Read-only.

Returns or sets the minimum, midpoint, or maximum threshold value for a color scale conditional format. Read/write.

Object

Represents the color stop point for a gradient fill in an range or selection.

Deletes the represented object.

Application (see above)

Returns or sets the color of the represented object. Read/write

Object

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only

Object

Returns or sets the position of the . Read/write

Double

Returns or sets the theme color of the represented object. Read/write

Integer

Returns or sets the tint and shade of the represented object. Read/write

Object

A collection of all the objects for the specified series.

ColorStop Represents the position in which to apply the ColorStop.

Clears the represented object.

Returns a single object from the represented collection.

A object contained by the collection. The name or index number for the object.

Application (see above)

Returns or sets the count of the represented object. Read-only

Integer

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only

Object

Represents a cell comment.

Sets comment text.

Optional Object. The text to be added. Optional Object. The character number where the added text will be placed. If this argument is omitted, any existing text in the comment is deleted. Optional Object. True to overwrite the existing text. The default value is False (text is inserted).

A collection of cell comments. Each comment is represented by a object.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number for the object.

Represents how the shortest bar or longest bar is evaluated for a data bar conditional formatting rule.

Modifies how the longest bar or shortest bar is evaluated for a data bar conditional formatting rule.

The value assigned to the shortest or longest data bar. Depending on the newtype argument, this can be a number or a formula that evaluates to a number. Specifies how the shortest bar or longest bar is evaluated. The default value is for the shortest bar and for the longest bar.

Application (see above)

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Integer.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies how the threshold values for a data bar, color scale, or icon set conditional format are determined. Read-only.

Returns or sets the shortest bar or longest bar threshold value for a data bar conditional format. Read/write Object.

Object

A collection of Connection objects for the specified workbook.

Adds a new connction to the workbook.

The command text to create the connection. Command type. The connection string. Name of the connection. Brief description about the connection.

Adds a connection from the specified file.

Name of the file.

This method creates a connection item.

Index value of the item.

Application (see above)

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Contains properties and methods that apply to connectors.

Attaches the beginning of the specified connector to a specified shape.

Required Integer. A connection site on the shape specified by ConnectedShape. Must be an integer between 1 and the integer returned by the property of the specified shape. If you want the connector to automatically find the shortest path between the two shapes it connects, specify any valid integer for this argument and then use the method after the connector is attached to shapes at both ends. Required object. The shape to attach the beginning of the connector to. The specified Shape object must be in the same collection as the connector.

Attaches the end of the specified connector to a specified shape.

Required Integer. A connection site on the shape specified by ConnectedShape. Must be an integer between 1 and the integer returned by the property of the specified shape. If you want the connector to automatically find the shortest path between the two shapes it connects, specify any valid integer for this argument and then use the method after the connector is attached to shapes at both ends. Required object. The shape to attach the end of the connector to. The specified Shape object must be in the same collection as the connector.

Specifies global constants used in Microsoft Excel.

-4099

-4103

-4104

-4105

-5000

-4107

-4108

-4111

-5002

-4114

-1

-4117

-4122

-4124

-4125

-4126

-4127

-4130

-5001

-4131

-4134

-5003

-4135

-4141

-4142

-4144

-4146

-4152

-5004

-4154

-4160

Contains Microsoft Excel control properties.

Adds an item to a list box or a combo box.

Required String. The text to be added Optional Object. The position of the new entry. If the list has fewer entries than the specified index, blank items from the end of the list are added to the specified position. If this argument is omitted, the item is appended to the existing list.

Removes one or more items from a list box or combo box.

Optional Object. The number of items to be removed, starting at item Index. If this argument is omitted, one item is removed. If Index + Count exceeds the number of items in the list, all items from Index through the end of the list are removed without an error. Required Integer. The number of the first item to be removed. Valid values are from 1 to the number of items in the list (returned by the property).

Returns or sets the text entries in the specified list box or a combo box, as an array of strings, or returns or sets a single text entry. An error occurs if there are no entries in the list.

Optional Object. The index number of a single text entry to be set or returned. If this argument is omitted, the entire list is returned or set as an array of strings.

Represents the corners of a 3-D chart.

Represents a hierarchy or measure field from an OLAP cube.

Adds a member property field to the display for the cube field.

Optional Object. Sets the property value for a object. The actual position in the collection will be immediately before the PivotTable field that currently has the same PropertyOrder value that is given in the argument. If no field has the given property order value, the range of acceptable values is from 1 to the number of member properties already showing for the hierarchy plus one. This argument is one-based. If omitted, the property goes to the end of the list. Required String. The unique name of the member property. For balanced hierarchies, a unique name can be created by appending the "quoted" member property name to the unique name of the level the member property is associated with. For unbalanced hierarchies, a unique name can be created by appending the "quoted" member property name to the unique name of the hierarchy.

The method provides an easy way to set the Visible property to True for all items of a PivotField in PivotTables, and to empty the HiddenItemsInList/VisibleItemsList collections in OLAP PivotTables.

The method is new in Microsoft Office Excel 2007. It enables users to apply a filter to PivotFields not yet added to the PivotTable by creating the corresponding object.

Returns a String value that represents the label text for the cube field.

String

The property checks whether manual filtering is applied to a PivotField or CubeField. Read-only Boolean.

Boolean

Application (see above)

The label text for the cube field.

String

Specifies the type of a . Read-only.

Returns or sets the page name for a CubeField. Read/write String.

String

The property is used to track included/excluded items in OLAP PivotTables. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns True if the CubeField is a date. Read-only Boolean.

Boolean

A collection of all objects in a PivotTable report that is based on an OLAP cube.

Adds a new object to the collection.

Required String. A string representing the field that will be displayed in the PivotTable view. Required String. A valid name in the SETS schema rowset.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

A collection of objects that represent additional information. The information can be used as metadata for XML.

Adds custom property information. Returns a object.

Required Object. The value of the custom property. Required String. The name of the custom property.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents identifier information. Identifier information can be used as metadata for XML.

Represents a custom workbook view.

A collection of custom workbook views. Each view is represented by a object.

Creates a new custom view. Returns a object that represents the new view.

Optional Object. True to include print settings in the custom view. Required String. The name of the new view. Optional Object. True to include settings for hidden rows and columns (including filter information) in the custom view.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents a data bar conditional formating rule. Applying a data bar to a range helps you see the value of a cell relative to other cells.

Deletes the specified conditional formatting rule object.

Sets the cell range to which this formatting rule applies.

The range to which this formatting rule will be applied.

Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.

Sets the evaluation order for this conditional formatting rule so it is evaluated after all other rules on the worksheet.

Application (see above)

Returns a object specifying the cell range to which the formatting rule is applied.

Returns a object that you can use to modify the color of the bars in a data bar conditional format.

Object

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns or sets a String representing a formula, which determines the values to which the icon set will be applied.

String

Returns a object that specifies how the longest bar is evaluated for a data bar conditional format.

Returns a object that specifies how the shortest bar is evaluated for a data bar conditional format.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets a Integer value that specifies the length of the longest data bar as a percentage of cell width.

Integer

Returns or sets a Integer value that specifies the length of the shortest data bar as a percentage of cell width.

Integer

Returns or sets the priority value of the conditional formatting rule. The priority determines the order of evaluation when multiple conditional formatting rules exist in a worksheet.

Integer

Returns a Boolean value indicating if the conditional format is being applied to a PivotTable chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which determines the scope of the conditional format when it is applied to a PivotTable chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value that specifies if the value in the cell is displayed if the data bar conditional format is applied to the range.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if additional formatting rules on the cell should be evaluated if the current rule evaluates to True.

Boolean

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the type of conditional format. Read-only.

Integer

Represents the data label on a chart point or trendline.

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True.

Boolean

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the Characters object to format characters within a text string.

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets the label type. Read/write Object.

Object

A collection of all the objects for the specified series. Each DataLabel object represents a data label for a point or trendline. For a series without definable points (such as an area series), the DataLabels collection contains a single data label.

Returns a single object from the collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

True if the text in the object changes font size when the object size changes. The default value is True. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns a object that represents the border of the object.

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents the font of the specified object.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents the interior of the specified object.

Returns or sets the label type. Read/write Object.

Object

Represents a chart data table.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Contains global application-level attributes used by Microsoft Excel when you save a document as a Web page or open a Web page.

Represents a diagram.

Converts the current diagram to a different diagram.

Required . The type of diagram to convert to.MsoDiagramType can be one of these constants. msoDiagramCycle A process diagram with a continuous cycle diagram type.msoDiagramMixed A mixed diagram type.msoDiagramOrgChart A hierarchical relationship diagram type.msoDiagramPyramid A foundation based relationships diagram type.msoDiagramRadial A diagram type showing relationships of a core element.msoDiagramTarget A diagram type showing steps toward a goal.msoDiagramVenn A diagram type showing areas of overlap between elements.

Adjusts the size of the text in the nodes in a diagram to fit within the boundaries of the nodes.

Represents a node in a diagram.

Creates a diagram node. Returns a object that represents the new node.

Optional . Where the node will be added, relative to another node.MsoRelativeNodePosition can be one of these constants:msoAfterLastSiblingmsoAfterNode DefaultmsoBeforeFirstSiblingmsoBeforeNode Optional . The type of node. Can be one of these MsoDiagramNodeType constants:msoDiagramAssistantmsoDiagramNode Default

Clones a diagram node. Returns a object representing the cloned node.

Required DiagramNode object. An expression that returns a DiagramNode object that represents the node where the new node will be placed. Optional . If pTargetNode is specified, indicates where the node will be added relative to pTargetNode.MsoRelativeNodePosition can be one of these constants:msoAfterLastSiblingmsoAfterNode DefaultmsoBeforeFirstSiblingmsoBeforeNode Required Boolean. True to clone the diagram node's children as well.

Moves a diagram node and any of its child nodes within a diagram.

Required object. The diagram node where the specified node will be moved. Required . The position to move the node, relative to TargetNode.MsoRelativeNodePosition can be one of these constants:msoAfterLastSiblingmsoAfterNodemsoBeforeFirstSiblingmsoBeforeNode

Replaces a target diagram node with the source diagram node.

Required object. The target diagram node to be replaced.

Swaps the source diagram node with a target diagram node.

Required object. The target diagram node to be replaced. Optional Boolean. The child nodes of the target and source nodes being swapped. Any child diagram nodes are moved along with their corresponding root nodes. Default is True, which swaps the child nodes.

Returns a object representing the shape of the text box associated with a diagram node.

Required object. The diagram node receiving the child nodes being transferred from the specified node.

A collection of objects that represents child nodes in a diagram.

Creates a diagram node. Returns a object that represents the new node.

Optional Object. The position of the node. Optional . The type of node.MsoDiagramNodeType can be one of these constants:msoDiagramAssistantmsoDiagramNode Default

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

A collection of objects that represents all the nodes in a diagram.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Selects all the shapes in the specified collection.

Represents a built-in Microsoft Excel dialog box.

Displays the built-in dialog box and waits for the user to input data.

Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command. Optional Object. The initial arguments for the command.

A collection of all the objects in Microsoft Excel.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

A collection of all the sheets in the specified or active workbook.

Deletes the object.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

Pass a Boolean value to specify if the user can change the margins and other page setup options available in print preview.

Selects the object.

(used only with sheets). True to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

Returns a Long value that represents the number of objects in the collection.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Long.

Returns an collection that represents the horizontal page breaks on the sheet. Read-only.

Returns a single object from a collection.

The name or index number of the object.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Variant value that determines whether the object is visible.

Returns a collection that represents the vertical page breaks on the sheet. Read-only.

Represents the current sheet view in a workbook.

Application (see above)

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the sheet name for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a unit label on an axis in the specified chart.

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text. You can use the Characters object to format characters within a text string.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the position of the unit label on an axis in the chart. Read/write .

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Activate event occurs when a worksheet is activated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The BeforeDoubleClick event occurs when a worksheet is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The BeforeRightClick event occurs when a worksheet is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Calculate event occurs after the worksheet is recalculated.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Change event occurs when cells on the worksheet are changed by the user or by an external link.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The Deactivate event occurs when the worksheet is deactivated.

Events interface for Microsoft Excel object events.

Occurs when a worksheet is activated.

Occurs when a worksheet is double-clicked, before the default double-click action.

Occurs when a worksheet is right-clicked, before the default right-click action.

Occurs after the worksheet is recalculated.

Occurs when cells on the worksheet are changed by the user or by an external link.

Occurs when the worksheet is deactivated.

Occurs when you click any hyperlink on a worksheet. For application- and workbook-level events, see the SheetFollowHyperlink event.

Occurs after a PivotTable report is updated on a worksheet.

Occurs when the selection changes on a worksheet.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The FollowHyperlink event occurs when you click any hyperlink on a worksheet.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The PivotTableUpdate event occurs after a PivotTable report is updated on a worksheet.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The SelectionChange event occurs when the selection changes on a worksheet.

Represents the down bars in a chart group.

Returns the object. Read-only.

True if the vertical scroll bar is displayed. Read/write Boolean.

Represents the drop lines in a chart group.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents a spreadsheet error for a range.

Represents the error bars on a chart series.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents the error-checking options for an application.

Returns True if the table formula is inconsistent. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Represents the various spreadsheet errors for a range.

Allows the user to to access error checking options.

Returns a single member of the object.

Required Object. The Index can also be one of these constants:xlEvaluateToError The cell evaluates to an error value.xlTextDate The cell contains a text date with 2 digit years.xlNumberAsText The cell contains a number stored as text.xlInconsistentFormula The cell contains an inconsistent formula for a region.xlOmittedCells The cell contains a formula omitting a cell for a region.xlUnlockedFormulaCells The cell which is unlocked contains a formula.xlEmptyCellReferences The cell contains a formula referring to empty cells.

Represents a file converter that is used to save files.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Excel application. Read-only.

Returns a that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only.

Returns the description for the file converter. Read-only String.

String

Returns the file name extensions associated with the specified object. Read-only String.

String

Returns an integer that identifies the file format associated with the specified object. Read-only.

Integer

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

A collection of objects that represent all the file converters available for saving files.

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Excel application. Read-only.

Returns an Integer that represents the number of file converters in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a constant that indicates the application in which the specified object was created. Read-only Long.

Returns an individual object from a collection.

Returns an Object that represents the parent object of the specified collection. Read-only.

Object

Represents fill formatting for a shape.

Sets the specified fill to a one-color gradient.

Sets the specified fill to a pattern.

Required .

Sets the specified fill to a preset gradient.

Required . Required .Can be one of the following MsoGradientStyle constants:msoGradientDiagonalDownmsoGradientDiagonalUpmsoGradientFromCentermsoGradientFromCornermsoGradientFromTitlemsoGradientHorizontalmsoGradientMixedmsoGradientVertical Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If GradientStyle is msoGradientFromCenter, the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Sets the specified fill format to a preset texture.

Required .

Sets the specified fill to a two-color gradient.

Required .Can be one of the following MsoGradientStyle constants:msoGradientDiagonalDownmsoGradientDiagonalUpmsoGradientFromCentermsoGradientFromCornermsoGradientFromTitlemsoGradientHorizontalmsoGradientMixedmsoGradientVertical Required Integer. The gradient variant. Can be a value from 1 through 4, corresponding to one of the four variants on the Gradient tab in the Fill Effects dialog box. If Style is msoGradientFromCenter, the Variant argument can only be 1 or 2.

Fills the specified shape with an image.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Fills the specified shape with small tiles of an image.

Required String. The name of the picture file.

Returns the end point for the gradient fill. Read-only.

Returns or sets if the fill style should rotate with the object. Read/write .

Returns or sets the text alignment for the specified object. Read/write.

Returns or sets the value for horizontally scaling the text for the object. Read/write Single.

Single

Returns the offset X value for the specified fill. Read/write Single.

Single

Returns the offset Y value for the specified fill. Read/write Single.

Single

Returns the texture tile style for the specified fill. Read/write .

Returns the texture type for the specified fill. Read-only.

Returns the texture vertical scale for the specified fill. Read/write Single.

Single

Represents a filter for a single column. The Filter object is a member of the collection. The Filters collection contains all the filters in an autofiltered range.

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only Integer.

Integer

A collection of objects that represents all the filters in an autofiltered range.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Represents the floor of a 3-D chart.

Returns a object for a specified shape or a object for a specified chart that contains fill formatting properties for the shape or chart.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets a Integer, specifying the thickness of the floor. Read/write.

Integer

Contains the font attributes (font name, font size, color, and so on) for an object.

Returns or sets the theme color in the applied color scheme that is associated with the specified object. Read/write Object.

Integer

Returns or sets the theme font in the applied font scheme that is associated with the specified object. Read/write .

Returns or sets a Single that lightens or darkens a color.

Object

Represents the fill color specified for a threshold of a color scale conditional format or the color of the bar in a data bar conditional format.

Application (see above)

Returns or sets the fill color associated with a threshold for a data bar or color scale conditional formatting rule.

Object

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, specifying if the fill color is expressed as an index value into the current color palette.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Integer.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, specifying the theme color used in a threshold of a data bar or color scale conditional format.

Object

Returns or sets a Single that lightens or darkens the fill color of a cell for a threshold of a data bar or color scale conditional formatting rule.

Object

Represents a conditional format.

Modifies an existing conditional format.

Optional Object. The value or expression associated with the conditional format. Can be a constant value, a string value, a cell reference, or a formula. Optional Object. The value or expression associated with the conditional format. Can be a constant value, a string value, a cell reference, or a formula. Optional . The conditional format operator. Can be one of the following XlFormatConditionOperator constants:xlBetweenxlEqualxlGreaterxlGreaterEqualxlLessxlLessEqualxlNotBetweenxlNotEqualIf Type, is xlExpression, the Operator argument is ignored. Required . Specifies whether the conditional format is based on a cell value or an expression. Can be one of the following XlFormatCondition constants:xlCellValuexlExpression

Sets the cell range to which this formatting rule applies.

The range to which this formatting rule will be applied.

Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.

Sets the evaluation order for this conditional formatting rule so it is evaluated after all other rules on the worksheet.

Returns a object specifying the cell range to which the formatting rule is applied.

Specifies the Date operator used in the format condition. Read/write.

Returns or sets the number format applied to a cell if the conditional formatting rule evaluates to True. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets the priority value of the conditional formatting rule. The priority determines the order of evaluation when multiple conditional formatting rules exist in a worksheet.

Integer

Returns a Boolean value indicating if the conditional format is being applied to a PivotTable chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which determines the scope of the conditional format when it is applied to a PivotTable chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if additional formatting rules on the cell should be evaluated if the current rule evaluates to True.

Boolean

Returns or sets a String value specifying the text used by the conditional formatting rule.

String

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, specifying the text search performed by the conditional formatting rule.

Represents the collection of conditional formats for a single range.

Adds a new conditional format.

A object that represents the new conditional format. The value or expression associated with the conditional format. Can be a constant value, a String value, a cell reference, or a formula. The value or expression associated with the second part of the conditional format when Operator is or (otherwise, this argument is ignored). Can be a constant value, a string value, a cell reference, or a formula. The conditional format operator. Can be one of the following constants: , , , , , , , or . If Type is , the Operator argument is ignored. . (. Specifies whether the conditional format is based on a cell value or an expression.

Returns a new object representing a conditional formatting rule for the specified range.

object

Returns a new object representing a conditional formatting rule that uses gradations in cell colors to indicate relative differences in the values of cells included in a selected range.

object The type of color scale.

Returns a object representing a data bar conditional formatting rule for the specified range.

object

Returns a new object which represents an icon set conditional formatting rule for the specified range.

object

Returns a object representing a conditional formatting rule for the specified range.

object

Returns a new object representing a conditional formatting rule for the specified range.

object

Returns a single object from a collection.

Object Required Object. The index number for the object.

Represents the geometry of a freeform while it’s being built.

Adds a node to a freeform.

Optional Object.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required . The type of segment to be added.MsoSegmentType can be one of these constants:msoSegmentLinemsoSegmentCurve Required . The editing property of the vertex.MsoEditingType can be one of these constants:msoEditingAutomsoEditingCornerCannot be msoEditingSmooth or msoEditingSymmetric.If SegmentType is msoSegmentLine, EditingType must be msoEditingAuto. Optional Object.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Object.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Object.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required Single.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment.If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment. Required Single.If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment.If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance (in points) from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment.

Contains properties that apply to header and footer picture objects.

Represents major or minor gridlines on a chart axis.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents the individual shapes within a grouped shape.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Returns a object that represents a subset of the shapes in a collection.

Required Object. The individual shapes to be included in the range. Can be an integer that specifies the index number of the shape, a string that specifies the name of the shape, or an array that contains either integers or strings.

Represents a single header or footer.

Returns a object that represents a picture field included in the specified header or footer. Read-only.

Returns or sets a String that represents text included in the specified header or footer. Read/write.

String

Represents the high-low lines in a chart group.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents a horizontal page break.

Drags a page break out of the print area.

Required Integer. The print-area region index for the page break (the region where the mouse pointer is located when the mouse button is pressed if the user drags the page break). If the print area is contiguous, there’s only one print region. If the print area is noncontiguous, there’s more than one print region. Required . The direction in which the page break is dragged. XlDirection can be one of these constants:xlDownxlToRightxlToLeftxlUp

The collection of horizontal page breaks within the print area. Each horizontal page break is represented by an object.

Adds a horizontal page break. Returns an object.

Required Object. A object. The range above which the new page break will be added.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Represents a hyperlink.

Adds a shortcut to the workbook or hyperlink to the Favorites folder.

Creates a new document linked to the specified hyperlink.

Required Boolean. True to have the specified document open immediately in its associated editing environment. The default value is True. Required String. The file name of the specified document. Required Boolean. True to overwrite any existing file of the same name in the same folder. False if any existing file of the same name is preserved and the Filename argument specifies a new file name. The default value is False.

Displays a cached document if it’s already been downloaded. Otherwise, this method resolves the hyperlink, downloads the target document, and displays the document in the appropriate application.

Optional Object. A String or byte array that specifies additional information for HTTP to use to resolve the hyperlink. For example, you can use ExtraInfo to specify the coordinates of an image map, the contents of a form, or a FAT file name. Optional Object. True to display the target application in a new window. The default value is False. Optional Object. Not used. Reserved for future use. Optional Object. A String that specifies header information for the HTTP request. The default value is an empty string. Optional Object. Specifies the way ExtraInfo is attached. Can be one of the following constants.

Represents the collection of hyperlinks for a worksheet or range. Each hyperlink is represented by a object.

Adds a hyperlink to the specified range or shape. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The subaddress of the hyperlink. Required String. The address of the hyperlink. Required Object. The anchor for the hyperlink. Can be either a or object. Optional Object. The screen tip to be displayed when the mouse pointer is paused over the hyperlink. Optional Object. The text to be displayed for the hyperlink.

Deletes the object.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents a single icon in an icon set used in a conditional formatting rule.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Long.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Represents the collection of objects. Each IconCriterion represents the values and threshold type for each icon in an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Returns a Long value that specifies the number of criteria for an icon set conditional format rule. Read-only.

Returns a single object from the IconCriteria collection. Read-only.

The index number of the IconCriterion object.

Represents the criterion for an individual icon in an icon set. The criterion specifies the range of values and the threshold type associated with the icon in an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifes if the threshold is "greater than" or "greater than or equal to" the threshold value.

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies how the threshold value for an icon set is determined. Read-only.

Returns or sets the threshold value for an icon in a conditional format. Read/write Variant.

Represents a single set of icons that are used in an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Application (see above)

Returns a Integer value that specifies the number of icons in the icon set. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer equivalent to a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the name of the icon set used in an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Returns an object that represents a single icon from an icon set. Read-only.

The index number of the Icon object.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Deletes the specified conditional formatting rule object.

Sets the cell range to which this formatting rule applies.

The range to which this formatting rule will be applied.

Sets the priority value for this conditional formatting rule to "1" so that it will be evaluated before all other rules on the worksheet.

Sets the evaluation order for this conditional formatting rule so it is evaluated after all other rules on the worksheet.

Application (see above)

Returns a object specifying the cell range to which the formatting rule is applied.

Returns a 32-bit integer equivalent to an value that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns or sets a String representing a formula, which determines the values to which the icon set will be applied.

String

Returns an collection, which represents the set of criteria for an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Returns or sets an collection, which specifies the icon set used in the conditional format.

Object

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets a Boolean value indicating if the thresholds for an icon set conditional format are determined by using percentiles.

Boolean

Returns or sets the priority value of the conditional formatting rule. The priority determines the order of evaluation when multiple conditional formatting rules exist in a worksheet.

Integer

Returns a Boolean value indicating if the conditional format is being applied to a PivotTable chart. Read-only.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean value indicating if the order of icons is reversed for an icon set.

Boolean

Returns or sets one of the constants of the enumeration, which determines the scope of the conditional format when it is applied to a PivotTable chart.

Returns or sets a Boolean value indicating if only the icon is displayed for an icon set conditional format.

Boolean

Returns or sets a Boolean value that determines if additional formatting rules on the cell should be evaluated if the current rule evaluates to True.

Boolean

Returns one of the constants of the enumeration, which specifies the type of conditional format. Read-only.

Integer

Represents a collection of icon sets used in an icon set conditional formatting rule.

Application (see above)

Returns an Integer value that specifies the number of icon sets available in the workbook. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only Integer.

Returns a single object from the collection. Read-only.

The index number of the object.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the interior of an object.

Represents an interface for a real-time data server.

Adds new topics from a real-time data server. The ConnectData method is called when a file is opened that contains real-time data functions or when a user types in a new formula which contains the RTD function.

Required Integer. A unique value, assigned by Microsoft Excel, which identifies the topic. Required Boolean. True to determine if new values are to be acquired. Required Object. A single-dimensional array of strings identifying the topic.

Notifies a real-time data (RTD) server application that a topic is no longer in use.

Required Integer. A unique value assigned to the topic assigned by Microsoft Excel.

This method is called by Microsoft Excel to get new data.

Required Integer. The RTD server must change the value of the TopicCount to the number of elements in the array returned.

The ServerStart method is called immediately after a real-time data server is instantiated. Negative value or zero indicates failure to start the server; positive value indicates success.

Required object. The callback object.

Terminates the connection to the real-time data server.

Represents real-time data update events.

Instructs the real-time data server (RTD) to disconnect from the specified object.

Represents leader lines on a chart.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents the legend in a chart.

Returns an object that represents either a single legend entry (a object) or a collection of legend entries (a object) for the legend.

Optional Object. The number of the legend entry.

Returns the object. Read-only.

True if a legend will occupy the chart layout space when a chart layout is being determined. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart legend.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents a legend entry in a chart legend.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Represents a legend key in a chart legend.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write Double.

Double

The object transitions through a series of colors in a linear manner along a specific angle.

Application (see above)

Returns the for the object. Read-only

Returns a 32-bit integer equivalent to a value in the that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

The angle of the linear gradient fill within a selection. Read/write

Double

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only

Object

Represents line and arrowhead formatting.

Contains linked OLE object properties.

Represents a column in a list. The object is a member of the collection. The collection contains all the columns in a list ( object).

Returns a object that is the size of the data portion of a column. Read-only.

Returns a String representing the formula in a calculated column. The formula is expressed in Excel syntax (US English locale, A1 notation). Read-only String.

String

Returns the Total row for a object. Read-only.

A collection of all the objects in the specified object. Each ListColumn object represents a column in the list.

Adds a new column to the list object. Returns a object.

Optional Object. Specifies the relative position of the new column that starts at 1. The previous column at this position is shifted outward.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

The ListDataFormat object holds all the data type properties of the object. These properties are read-only.

Indicates the data type of the list column. Read-only .

Required. An expression that returns a object.

Represents a list object on a worksheet.

Exports a object to Visio.

Publishes the object to a server that is running Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services.

Required Boolean. Required Object. Contains an Array of Strings. The following table describes the elements of this array:Element#Contents0URL of SharePoint server1ListName (Display Name)2Description of the list. Optional.

The Resize method allows a object to be resized over a new range.

Required Range.

Updates the list on a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site with the changes made to the list in the worksheet.

Optional . Conflict resolution options.

Filters a list using the . Read-only.

Returns or sets the comment associated with the list object. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets the display name for the specified object. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets if the header information should be displayed for the specified object. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets if the Column Stripes table style is used for the specified object. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets if the first column is formatted for the specified object. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets if the last column is displayed for the specified object. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets if the Row Stripes table style is used for the specified object. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Gets or sets the sort column or columns, and sort order for the collection.

Gets or sets the table style for the specified object. Read/write Object.

Object

A collection of all the objects on a worksheet. Each object represents a list in the worksheet.

Creates a new list object. Returns a object.

Optional Boolean. Indicates whether an external data source is to be linked to the ListObject object. If SourceType is xlSrcExternal, default is True. Invalid if SourceType is xlSrcRange, and will return an error if not omitted. Optional when SourceType is xlSrcRange. A object representing the data source. If omitted, the Source will default to the range returned by list range detection code. Required when SourceType is xlSrcExternal. An array of String values specifying a connection to the source.Element#Contents0URL to SharePoint site 1ListName 2ViewGUID Optional Object. An constant that indicates whether the data being imported has column labels. If the Source does not contain headers, Excel will automatically generate headers. Optional XlListObjectSourceType. Indicates the kind of source for the query. Can be one of the following XlListObjectSourceType constants: xlSrcExternal or xlSrcRange. If omitted, the SourceType will default to xlSrcRange. Optional Object. A Range object specifying a single-cell reference as the destination for the top-left corner of the new list object. If the Range object refers to more than one cell, an error is generated. The Destination argument must be specified when SourceType is set to xlSrcExternal. The Destination argument is ignored if SourceType is set to xlSrcRange. The destination range must be on the worksheet that contains the specified collection. New columns will be inserted at the Destination to fit the new list. Therefore, existing data will not be overwritten.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents a row in a List object. The ListRow object is a member of the collection. The ListRows collection contains all the rows in a list object.

A collection of all the objects in the specified object. Each ListRow object represents a row in the list.

Adds a new row to the list object. Returns a object.

Optional Integer. Specifies the relative position of the new row.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents existing views in the workbook.

Application (see above)

Returns a 32-bit integer equivalent to a constant that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the sheet name for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns or sets the concurrent calculation mode.

Application (see above)

Returns a 32-bit integer corresponding to a constant in that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

The Enabled property allows MultiThreadedCalculation objects to be enabled or disabled at run time. Read/write.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Gets the total count of the process threads that are a part of the specified object.

Integer

Returns or sets the thread mode for the specified object. Read/write .

Represents a defined name for a range of cells.

Returns or sets the comment associated with the name. Read/write String.

String

Returns True if the specified Name object is a valid workbook parameter. Read-only Boolen.

Boolen

Returns or sets the specified object as a workbook parameter. Read/write

Boolean

A collection of all the objects in the application or workbook. Each Name object represents a defined name for a range of cells. Names can be either built-in names — such as Database, Print_Area, and Auto_Open — or custom names.

Defines a new name. Returns a object.

Optional Object. Required unless one of the other RefersTo arguments is specified. Describes what the name refers to (using A1-style notation). Note Nothing is returned if the reference does not exist. Optional Object. True to define the name normally. False to define the name as a hidden name (that is, it doesn't appear in either the Define Name, Paste Name, or Goto dialog box). The default value is True. Optional Object. The macro shortcut key. Must be a single letter, such as "z" or "Z". Applies only for command macros. Optional Object. The category of the macro or function if MacroType is 1 or 2. The category is used in the Function Wizard. Existing categories can be referred to either by number (starting at 1) or by name (in the language of the macro). Microsoft Excel creates a new category if the specified category doesn't already exist. Optional Object. Required if NameLocal isn't specified. The text to use as the name. Names cannot include spaces and cannot look like cell references. Optional Object. The macro type, as shown in the following table.ValueMeaning1User-defined function (Function procedure)2Macro (also known as Sub procedure)3 or omittedNone (that is, the name doesn't refer to a user-defined function or macro) Optional Object. Required unless one of the other RefersTo arguments is specified. Describes what the name refers to (in the language of the user, using R1C1-style notation). Optional Object. Required unless one of the other RefersTo arguments is specified. Describes what the name refers to (in the language of the user, using A1-style notation). Optional Object. Required if Name isn't specified. The text to use as the name (in the language of the user). Names cannot include spaces and cannot look like cell references. Optional Object. Required if Category isn't specified. Text identifying the category of a custom function in the language of the user. Optional Object. Required unless one of the other RefersTo arguments is specified. Describes what the name refers to (using R1C1-style notation).

Returns a single object from a collection.

Optional Object. What the name refers to. You use this argument to identify a name by what it refers to. Optional Object. The name of the defined name in the language of the user. No names will be translated if you use this argument. Optional Object. The name or number of the defined name to be returned.

Represents the ODBC connection.

Cancels all refresh operations in progress for the specified ODBC connection.

Refreshes an ODBC connection.

Boolean

Saves the ODBC connection as a Microsoft Office Data Connection file.

Location to save the file. Space-separated keywords that can be used to search for this file. Description that will be saved in the file.

True if the connection file is always used to establish connection to the data source. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Application (see above)

True if queries for the ODBC connection are performed asynchronously (in the background). Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the command string for the specified data source. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets one of the constants. Read/write .

Returns or sets a string that contains ODBC settings that enable Microsoft Excel to connect to an ODBC data source. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

True if the connection can be refreshed by the user. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the date on which the ODBC connection was last refreshed. Read-only DateTime.

DateTime

True if a background ODBC query is in progress for the specified ODBC connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the connection is automatically updated each time the workbook is opened. The default value is False. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the number of minutes between refreshes. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns or sets how ODBC connection connects to its data source. Read/write .

True if password information in an ODBC connection string is saved in the connection string. False if the password is removed. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the type of credentials that should be used for server authentication. Read/write .

Returns or sets a single sign-on application (SSO) identifier that is used to do a lookup in the SSO database for credentials. Read/write String.

String

Returns or sets a String indicating the Microsoft Office Data Connection file or similar file that was used to create the connection. Read/write.

String

Returns the data source for the ODBC connection, as shown in the table. Read/write Object.

Returns or sets a String indicating the source data file for an ODBC connection. Read/write.

String

Represents an ODBC error generated by the most recent ODBC query.

A collection of objects.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number for the object.

Represents the OLE DB connection.

Cancels all refresh operations in progress for the specified OLE DB connection.

Establishes a connection for the specified OLE DB connection.

Nothing

Refreshes an OLE DB connection.

Saves the OLE DB connection as an Microsoft Office Data Connection file.

Location to save the file. Space-separated keywords that can be used to search for this file. Description that will be saved in the file.

Returns an ADO connection object if the PivotTable cache is connected to an OLE DB data source. Read-only.

Object

Trueif the connection file is always used to establish connection to the data source. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Application

True if queries for the OLE DB connection are performed asynchronously (in the background). Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the command string for the specified data source. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns or sets one of the XlCmdType constants. Read/write .

Returns or sets a string that contains OLE DB settings that enable Microsoft Excel to connect to an OLE DB data source. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns a constant in the enumeration that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

True if the connection can be refreshed by the user. The default value is True. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns True if the property isTrue. Returns False if it is not currently connected to its source. Read-only Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the connection string to an offline cube file. Read/write Object.

Object

Returns True if the connection to the specified data source is maintained after the refresh operation and until the workbook is closed. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the maximum number of records to retrieve. Read/write Integer.

Integer

Returns True if the OLE DB connection is connected to an Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) server. Read-only Boolean.

Boolean

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the date on which the OLE DB connection was last refreshed. Read-only DateTime.

DateTime

True if a background OLE DB query is in progress for the specified OLE DB connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the connection is automatically updated each time the workbook is opened. The default value is False. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the number of minutes between refreshes. Read/write Integer.

Integer

True if the data and errors are to be retrieved in the Office user interface display language when available. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets how OLE DB connection connects to its data source. Read/write .

True if password information in an OLE DB connection string is saved in the connection string. False if the password is removed. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the type of credentials that should be used for server authentication. Read/write .

True if the fill color format for the OLAP server is retrieved from the server when using the specified connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the font style format for the OLAP server is retrieved from the server when using the specified connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if the number format for the OLAP server is retrieved from the server when using the specified connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a single sign-on application (SSO) identifier that is used to perform a lookup in the SSO database for credentials. Read/write String.

String

True if the text color format for the OLAP server is retrieved from the server when using the specified connection. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets a String indicating the Microsoft Office Data Connection file or similar file that was used to create the connection. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets a String indicating the source data file for an OLE DB connection. Read/write.

String

True if the property is used to specify the string that enables Microsoft Excel to connect to a data source. False if the connection string specified by the property is used. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Represents an OLE DB error returned by the most recent OLE DB query.

A collection of objects.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number for the object.

Contains OLE object properties.

Activates the object.

Sends a verb to the server of the specified OLE object.

Optional Object. The verb that the server of the OLE object should act on. If this argument is omitted, the default verb is sent. The available verbs are determined by the object's source application. Typical verbs for an OLE object are Open and Primary (represented by the constants xlOpen and xlPrimary).

Events interface for Microsoft Excel object events.

Occurs when an ActiveX control gets input focus.

Occurs when an ActiveX control loses input focus.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The GotFocus event occurs when an ActiveX control gets input focus.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The LostFocus event occurs when an ActiveX control loses input focus.

A collection of all the objects on the specified worksheet. Each OLEObject object represents an ActiveX control or a linked or embedded OLE object.

Adds a new OLE object to a sheet. Returns an object.

Optional Object. A string that specifies a label to display beneath the icon. This is used only if DisplayAsIcon is True. If this argument is omitted or is an empty string (""), no caption is displayed. Optional Object. The initial coordinates of the new object in points, relative to the upper-left corner of cell A1 on a worksheet, or to the upper-left corner of a chart. Optional Object. True to display the new OLE object either as an icon or as its regular picture. If this argument is True, IconFileName and IconIndex can be used to specify an icon. Optional Object. A string that specifies the file that contains the icon to be displayed. This argument is used only if DisplayAsIcon is True. If this argument isn't specified or the file contains no icons, the default icon for the OLE class is used Optional Object. True to have the new OLE object based on FileName be linked to that file. If the object isn't linked, the object is created as a copy of the file. The default value is False. Optional Object. (You must specify either ClassType or FileName.) A string that contains the programmatic identifier for the object to be created. If ClassType is specified, FileName and Link are ignored. Optional Object. The initial size of the new object in points. Optional Object. The initial size of the new object, in points. Optional Object. The initial coordinates of the new object in points, relative to the upper-left corner of cell A1 on a worksheet, or to the upper-left corner of a chart. Optional Object. The number of the icon in the icon file. This is used only if DisplayAsIcon is True and IconFileName refers to a valid file that contains icons. If an icon with the given index number doesn't exist in the file specified by IconFileName, the first icon in the file is used. Optional Object. (You must specify either ClassType or FileName.) A string that specifies the file to be used to create the OLE object.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional . The format of the picture. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. True to replace the current selection with the specified object. False to extend the current selection to include any previously selected objects and the specified object.

Represents an outline on a worksheet.

Displays the specified number of row and/or column levels of an outline.

Optional Object. Specifies the number of column levels of an outline to display. If the outline has fewer levels than the number specified, Microsoft Excel displays all the levels. If this argument is 0 (zero) or is omitted, no action is taken on columns. Optional Object. Specifies the number of row levels of an outline to display. If the outline has fewer levels than the number specified, Microsoft Excel displays all the levels. If this argument is 0 (zero) or is omitted, no action is taken on rows.

Represents a page in a workbook. Use the object and the related methods and properties for programmatically defining page layout in a workbook.

Specifies a picture or text to be center aligned in the page footer.

Specifies a picture or text to be center aligned in the page header.

Specifies a picture or text to be left aligned in the page footer.

Specifies a picture or text to be left aligned in the page header.

Specifies a picture or text to be right aligned in the page footer.

Specifies a picture or text to be right aligned in the page header.

A collection of pages in a document. Use the collection and the related objects and properties for programmatically defining page layout in a workbook.

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only Integer.

Integer

Returns a object that represents a collection of pages in a workbook. Read-only.

Index value of the page.

Represents the page setup description. The object contains all page setup attributes (left margin, bottom margin, paper size, and so on) as properties.

Returns True for Excel to align the header and the footer with the margins set in the page setup options. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

True if a different header or footer is used on the first page. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the alignment of text on the even page of a workbook or section.

Returns or sets the alignment of text on the first page of a workbook or section.

True if the specified PageSetup object has different headers and footers for odd-numbered and even-numbered pages. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Returns or sets the the count or item number of the pages in collection.

Returns or sets the print quality.

Optional Object. Horizontal print quality (1) or vertical print quality (2). Some printers may not support vertical print quality. If you don’t specify this argument, the PrintQuality property returns (or can be set to) a two-element array that contains both horizontal and vertical print quality.

Returns or sets if the header and footer should be scaled with the document when the size of the document changes. Read/write Boolean.

Boolean

Represents a pane of a window.

Scrolls the contents of the window by pages.

Optional Object. The number of pages to scroll the contents to the right. Optional Object. The number of pages to scroll the contents up. Optional Object. The number of pages to scroll the contents to the left. Optional Object. The number of pages to scroll the contents down.

Returns or sets a pixel point on the screen.

Integer Location of the pixel on the screen.

Returns or sets the location of the pixel on the screen.

Integer Location of the starting point.

Scrolls the pane so that the contents of a specified rectangular area are displayed in either the upper-left or lower-right corner of the pane.

Required Integer. The width of the rectangle in points. Optional Object. True to have the upper-left corner of the rectangle appear in the upper-left corner of the pane. False to have the lower-right corner of the rectangle appear in the lower-right corner of the pane. The default value is True. Required Integer. The height of the rectangle in points. Required Integer. The horizontal position of the rectangle (in points) from the left edge of the pane. Required Integer. The vertical position of the rectangle (in points) from the top of the pane.

Scrolls the contents of the window by rows or columns.

Optional Object. The number of columns to scroll the contents to the right. Optional Object. The number of rows to scroll the contents up. Optional Object. The number of columns to scroll the contents to the left. Optional Object. The number of rows to scroll the contents down.

A collection of all the objects shown in the specified window.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Represents a single parameter used in a parameter query. The Parameter object is a member of the collection.

Defines a parameter for the specified query table.

Required Object. The value of the specified parameter, as shown in the description of the Type argument. Required .

A collection of objects for the specified query table. Each Parameter object represents a single query parameter. Every query table contains a Parameters collection, but the collection is empty unless the query table is using a parameter query.

Creates a new query parameter. Returns a object.

Optional Object. The data type of the parameter. Can be any constant. Required String. The name of the specified parameter. The parameter name should match the parameter clause in the SQL statement.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Contains information about a specific phonetic text string in a cell.

A collection of all the objects in the specified range. Each Phonetic object contains information about a specific phonetic text string.

Adds phonetic text to the specified cell.

Required Integer. The number of characters from the Start position to the end of the text in the cell. Required String. Collectively, the characters that represent the phonetic text in the cell. Required Integer. The position that represents the first character in the specified cell.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

Contains properties and methods that apply to pictures and OLE objects.

Changes the brightness of the picture by the specified amount.

Required Single. Specifies how much to change the value of the property for the picture. A positive value makes the picture brighter; a negative value makes the picture darker.

Changes the contrast of the picture by the specified amount.

Required Single. Specifies how much to change the value of the property for the picture. A positive value increases the contrast; a negative value decreases the contrast.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Returns the attached to the specified object. Read-only.

Represents the memory cache for a PivotTable report.

Creates a PivotTable report based on a object.

Required Object. The cell in the upper-left corner of the PivotTable report’s destination range (the range on the worksheet where the resulting PivotTable report will be placed). The destination range must be on a worksheet in the workbook that contains the PivotCache object specified by expression. Optional Object. The default version of the PivotTable report. Optional Object. True to create a PivotTable cache that contains all of the records from the external database; this cache can be very large. False to enable setting some of the fields as server-based page fields before the data is actually read. Optional Object. The name of the new PivotTable report.

Saves the PivotTable cache source as a Microsoft Office Data Connection file.

Required String. Location to save the file. Optional Object. Space-separated keywords that can be used to search for this file. Optional Object. Description that will be saved in the file.

Contains information on whether to upgrade the and all connected on the next refresh. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns the version of Microsoft Excel in which the was created. Read-only.

Establishes a connection between the current workbook and the object. Read-only.

Represents the collection of memory caches from the PivotTable reports in a workbook.

Adds a new PivotTable cache to a collection.

Optional Object. The data for the new PivotTable cache. This argument is required if SourceType isn't xlExternal. Can be a object, an array of ranges, or a text constant that represents the name of an existing PivotTable report. For an external database, this is a two-element array. The first element is the connection string specifying the provider of the data. The second element is the SQL query string used to get the data. If you specify this argument, you must also specify SourceType. Required . The source of the PivotTable cache data. Can be one of the following XlPivotTableSourceType constants:xlConsolidationxlDatabasexlExternalxlPivotTablexlScenario

Creates a new .

Optional Object The data for the new cache. Optional Object Version of the . The version can be one of the constants. Required SourceType can be one of the following constants: xlConsolidation, xlDatabase, or xlExternal.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The index number for the object.

Represents a cell in a PivotTable report.

Returns the on a column for a specific PivotCell object. Read-only.

Returns the on a row for a specific PivotCell object. Read-only PivotLine.

Represents a field in a PivotTable report. The PivotField object is a member of the collection. The PivotFields collection contains all the fields in a PivotTable report, including hidden fields.

Adds an additional item to a multiple item page field.

Optional Object. If False (default), adds a page item to the existing list. If True, deletes all current items and adds Item. Required String. Source name of a object, corresponding to the specific Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) member unique name.

Displays the number of top or bottom items for a row, page, or column field in the specified PivotTable report.

Required Integer. The location at which to start showing items. Can be either of the following constants: xlTop or xlBottom. Required Integer. The number of items to be shown. Required String. The name of the base data field. You must specify the unique name (as returned from the property) and not the displayed name. Required Integer. Use xlAutomatic to cause the specified PivotTable report to show the items that match the specified criteria. Use xlManual to disable this feature.

Establishes automatic field-sorting rules for PivotTable reports.

Required String. The name of the sort key field. You must specify the unique name (as returned from the property) and not the displayed name. Required . The sort order.

Calling this method deletes all filters currently applied to the . This includes deleting all filters from the collection of the and removing any manual filtering applied to the as well. If the is in the Report Filter area, the item selected will be set to the default item.

This method deletes all label filters or all date filters in the collection of the .

Provides an easy way to set the Visible property to True for all items of a in , and to empty the HiddenItemsList and VisibleItemsList collections in OLAP .

Calling this method deletes all value filters in the collection of the .

The DrillTo method supports drilling to a specified from another .

Required String The name of the to drill to.

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the visible and hidden items (a object) in the specified field. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the item to be returned.

Retrieves a value that indicates whether or not any manual filtering is applied to the . Read-only.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents the Microsoft Excel application. Read-only.

Returns an integer corresponding to the custom subtotal used to sort the specified field automatically. Read-only.

Integer

Returns the used to sort the specified field automatically. Read-only.

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the items (a object) that are group children in the specified field, or children of the specified item. Read-only.

Optional Object. The item name or number (can be an array to specify more than one item).

This property is used to display member properties of s as captions. Read-only.

Boolean

This property is used to specify whether or not a specific member property is displayed in tooltips. Read/write.

Boolean

This property is used to specify whether the specified member property is displayed in the or not. Read/write.

Boolean

Used for specifying whether or not check boxes are present in the filter drop-down list for fields in the page area. Read/write.

Boolean

This property is used to hide the individual levels of an OLAP hierarchy. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents either a single hidden PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the hidden items (a object) in the specified field. Read-only.

Optional Object. The number or name of the item to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one item).

Allows developers to specify whether excluded or included items should be tracked when manual filtering is applied to the . Read/write.

Boolean

Specifies whether or not a is compacted (items of multiple s are displayed in a single column) when rows are selected. Read/write.

Boolean

Setting the property controls which member property is used as caption for a given level. Read/write.

String

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the items (a object) that are group parents in the specified field. The specified field must be a group parent of another field. Read-only.

Optional Object. The number or name of the item to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one item).

Returns or sets the for the specified object. Read-only.

Gets or sets whether the specified is showing detail. Read/write.

Boolean

Indicates if the is currently visible in the or not. Read-only.

Boolean

The property is applicable only for OLAP s, and returns the original caption from the OLAP server for a . Read-only.

String

Returns or sets subtotals displayed with the specified field. Valid only for non-data fields. Read/write Object.

Optional Object. A subtotal index, as shown in the following table. If this argument is omitted, the Subtotals method returns an array that contains a Boolean value for each subtotal.IndexMeaning1Automatic2Sum3Count4Average5Max6Min7Product8Count Nums9StdDev10StdDevp11Var12VarpIf an index is True, the field shows that subtotal. If index 1 (Automatic) is True, all other values are set to False.

This property is used to control whether member property captions are used for captions of the . Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents either a single visible PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the visible items (a object) in the specified field. Read-only.

Optional Object. The number or name of the item to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one item).

Returns or sets a Object specifying an array of strings that represent included items in a manual filter applied to a . Read/write.

Object

A collection of all the objects in a PivotTable report.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

A is applied to a object.

Deletes the filter and removes it from the filter collections of the and the .

Returns whether the specified is active. Read-only.

Boolean

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns the Microsoft Office Excel . When used with an object qualifier, this property returns the creator of the specified object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

This property is applicable only to OLAP and provides the field ( in the Values area) being filtered by for a value filter. Read/write.

This property is applicable only to non-OLAP and provides the field ( in the Values area) being filtered by for a value filter. Read/write.

Provides an optional description for the object. Read-only.

String

Specifies the type of filter to be applied. Read-only.

Specifies whether the label filter is based on the captions of a member property of the field or on the captions of the itself. Read-only.

Boolean

This property specifies the member property on which the label filter is based. Read/write.

This property provides the option of naming filters for reference. You cannot rely on the index value for accurate reference because this value can change.

String

Specifies the evaluation order of the filter among all Value filters applied to the entire . Read/write

Integer.

Returns the parent for the specified . Read-only.

Object

Specifies the to which the filter is applied. Read-only.

This property is a user-supplied parameter to define a filter for a . Read/write.

Object

This property is a user-supplied parameter to define a filter for a . Read/write.

Object

The object is a collection of objects.

Adds new filters to the collection.

Optional Object Filter value 2. Optional Object Specifies the member property field on which the label filter is based. Optional Object Name of the filter. Optional Object Order in which the data should be filtered. Optional Object A brief description of the filter. Required Requires a type of filter. Optional Object The field to which the filter is attached. Optional Object Filter value 1.

Returns the number of items in the PivotFilters collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a specific element of the PivotFilters collection object by its position in the collection. Read-only.

Required Object Specifies the position of an element of the collection.

Returns the parent for the specified PivotFilters object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a formula used to calculate results in a PivotTable report.

Represents the collection of formulas for a PivotTable report. Each formula is represented by a object.

Creates a new PivotTable formula. Returns a object.

Required String. The new PivotTable formula. Optional Object. A standard PivotTable formula.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents an item in a PivotTable field. The items are the individual data entries in a field category. The PivotItem object is a member of the collection. The PivotItems collection contains all the items in a object.

The method supports drilling to a specified from a .

Required String The name of the to drill to.

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable item (a object) or a collection of all the items (a object) that are group children in the specified field or children of the specified item. Read-only.

Optional Object. The item name or number (can be an array to specify more than one item).

A collection of all the objects in the specified PivotTable. Each PivotItem represents an item in a PivotTable field.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

A collection of all the objects in a PivotTable field. The items are the individual data entries in a field category.

Creates a new PivotTable item.

Required String. The name of the new PivotTable item.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents the placement of fields in a PivotChart report.

A object is a line of rows or columns in an Excel .

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a constant that indicates the type of . Read-only.

Returns the parent object for the specified . Read-only.

Object

Returns a collection of objects in a . Read-only.

Returns or sets the position of the . Read-only.

Integer

Collection of objects for a specific .

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a specific element of the collection object identified by its position in the collection. Read-only.

Required Object Specifies the position of an element of the collection.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

The object is a collection of lines in a , containing all lines on rows or columns of the pivot. Each line is a set of s.

Returns the number of items in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a specific element of the collection object by its position in the collection. Read-only.

Required Object Specifies the position of an element of the collection.

Returns the parent object for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a PivotTable report on a worksheet. The PivotTable object is a member of the collection. The PivotTables collection contains all the PivotTable objects on a single worksheet.

Adds a data field to a PivotTable report. Returns a object that represents the new data field.

Optional Object. The label used in the PivotTable report to identify this data field. Required Object. The unique field on the server. If the source data is Online Analytical Processing (OLAP), the unique field is a cube field. If the source data is non-OLAP (non-OLAP source data), the unique field is a PivotTable field. Optional Object. The function performed in the added data field.

Adds row, column, and page fields to a PivotTable report or PivotChart report.

Optional Object. Specifies a field name (or an array of field names) to be added as pages or to be added to the page area. Optional Object. Specifies a field name (or an array of field names) to be added as columns or to be added to the series axis. Optional Object. Specifies a field name (or an array of field names) to be added as rows or to be added to the category axis. Optional Object. Applies only to PivotTable reports. True to add the specified fields to the report (none of the existing fields are replaced). False to replace existing fields with the new fields. The default value is False.

Changes the connection of the specified .

Required object that represents the new connection for the .

Changes the of the specified .

Required String a or object that represents the new for the specified .

The method deletes all filters currently applied to the . This includes deleting all filters in the collection of the object, removing any manual filtering applied and setting all s in the Report Filter area to the default item.

The method is used for clearing a . Clearing s includes removing all the fields and deleting all filtering and sorting applied to the . This method resets the to the state it had right after it was created, before any fields were added to it.

The method is new in 1st_Excel12 and is used for converting a to cube formulas.

Required Boolean Contains True or False to indicate the state of the ReportFilter area.

Creates a cube file from a PivotTable report connected to an Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) data source.

Optional Object. An array of string arrays. The elements correspond, in order, to the hierarchies represented in the Levels array. Each element is an array of string arrays that consists of the unique names of the top level members in the dimension that are to be included in the slice. Optional Object. An array of unique names of measures that are to be part of the slice. Optional Boolean. False results in no member properties being included in the slice. The default value is True. Required String. The name of the cube file to be created. It will overwrite the file if it already exists. Optional Object. An array of strings. Each array item is a unique level name. It represents the lowest level of a hierarchy that is in the slice.

Sets a PivotTable report to one of the predefined indented, nonindented, or cross-tabulated formats.

Required . Specifies the type of report formatting to be applied to the specified PivotTable report.

Returns data from the specified PivotTable cell.

Required String. Describes a single cell in the PivotTable report, using syntax similar to the method or the PivotTable report references in calculated item formulas.

Returns a Range object with information about a data item in a PivotTable report.

Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field14. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field12. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field13. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field10. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field11. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field1. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field9. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field8. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field7. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field6. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field5. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field4. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field3. Optional Object. The name of an item in Field2. Optional Object. The name of the field containing the data for the PivotTable. Optional Object. The name of a column or row field in the PivotTable report.

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable field (a object) or a collection of both the visible and hidden fields (a object) in the PivotTable report. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the field to be returned.

Selects part of a PivotTable report.

Required String. The selection, in standard PivotTable report selection format. Optional Object. True for recorded macros that will play back in other locales. Optional . Specifies the structured selection mode.

Optional Object. The data for the new report. Can be a object, an array of ranges, or a text constant that represents the name of another report. For an external database, SourceData is an array of strings containing the SQL query string, where each element is up to 255 characters in length. You should use the Connection argument to specify the ODBC connection string. For compatibility with earlier versions of Excel, SourceData can be a two-element array. The first element is the connection string specifying the ODBC source for the data. The second element is the SQL query string used to get the data. If you specify SourceData, you must also specify SourceType. If the active cell is inside the SourceData range, you must specify TableDestination as well. Optional Object. True to show grand totals for rows in the report. Optional Object. True to have Excel perform queries for the report asynchronously (in the background). The default value is False. Optional Object. A string that contains ODBC settings that allow Excel to connect to an ODBC data source. The connection string has the form "ODBC;<connection string>". This argument overrides any previous setting for the object’s property. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel automatically format the report when it’s refreshed or when fields are moved. Optional Object. The order in which page fields are added to the PivotTable report’s layout. Can be one of the following constants: xlDownThenOver or xlOverThenDown. The default value is xlDownThenOver. Optional Object. The number of page fields in each column or row in the PivotTable report. The default value is 0 (zero). Optional Object. A Range object specifying where the report should be placed on the worksheet. If this argument is omitted, the report is placed at the active cell. Optional Object. True to create a PivotTable cache that contains all records from the external database; this cache can be very large. If ReadData is False, you can set some of the fields as server-based page fields before the data is actually read. Optional Object. Not used by Microsoft Excel. Optional Object. Valid only if SourceType is xlConsolidation. True to have Microsoft Excel create a page field for the consolidation. If AutoPage is False, you must create the page field or fields. Optional Object. True to show grand totals for columns in the report. Optional Object. True to optimize the PivotTable cache when it's constructed. The default value is False. Optional . The source of the report data. Optional Object. True to save data with the report. False to save only the report definition. Optional Object. A string that specifies the name of the new report.

This method is used for simultaneously setting layout options for all existing s.

Required Can be xlCompactRow, xlTabularRow, or xlOutlineRow.

Creates a new PivotTable report for each item in the page field. Each new report is created on a new worksheet.

Optional Object. A string that names a single page field in the report.

This method changes the subtotal location for all existing . Changing the subtotal location has an immediate visual effect only for fields in outline form, but it will be set for fields in tabular form as well.

Required can be either xlAtTop or xlAtBottom.

Indicates the currently active filter in the specified . Read-only.

Sets or retrieves a value that indicates whether a can have multiple filters applied to it at the same time. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable field (a object) or a collection of all the fields (a object) that are currently shown as column fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The field name or number (can be an array to specify more than one field).

Specifies the caption that is displayed in the column header of a when in compact row layout form. Read/write.

String

Specifies the caption that is displayed in the row header of a when in compact row layout form. Read/write.

String

Returns or sets the indent increment for when compact row layout form is turned on. Read/write.

Integer

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable field (a object) or a collection of all the fields (a object) that are currently shown as data fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The field name or number (can be an array to specify more than one field).

Controls whether or not tooltips are displayed for cells. Read/write.

Boolean

Controls whether or not filter buttons and captions for rows and columns are displayed in the grid. Read/write.

Boolean

Controls whether or not to display member properties in tooltips. Read/write.

Boolean

Controls the sort order of fields in the Field List. Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable field (a object) or a collection of all the fields (a object) that are currently not shown as row, column, page, or data fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the field to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one field).

This property is used to toggle in-grid drop zones for a object. In some cases, it also affects the layout of the . Read/write.

Boolean

This property specifies the layout settings for when they are added to the for the first time. Read/write.

Gets or sets a String that represents the top-left cell in the body of the specified . Read/write.

String

Returns an object that represents either a single PivotTable field (a object) or a collection of all the fields (a object) that are currently showing as page fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the field to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one field).

Returns a object representing the entire column axis. Read-only.

Returns a object representing the entire row axis. Read-only.

Specifies whether or not drill indicators are printed with the . Read/write.

Boolean

Returns an object that represents either a single field in a PivotTable report (a object) or a collection of all the fields (a object) that are currently showing as row fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the field to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one field).

The property is used for toggling the display of drill indicators in the . Read/write.

Boolean

The property is set to True if the coulmn headers should be displayed in the . Read/write.

Boolean

The Boolean property displays banded columns in which even columns are formatted differently from odd columns. This makes easier to read. Read/write.

Boolean

The property is set to True if the row headers should be displayed in the . Read/write.

Boolean

The property displays banded rows in which even rows are formatted differently from odd rows. This makes easier to read. Read/write.

Boolean

The property controls whether custom lists are used for sorting items of fields, both initially when the is initialized and the are ordered by their captions; and later when the user applies a sort. Read/write.

Boolean

The property specifies the style currently applied to the . Read/write.

Object

Returns an object that represents either a single field in a PivotTable report (a object) or a collection of all the visible fields (a object). Visible fields are shown as row, column, page, or data fields. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the field to be returned (can be an array to specify more than one field).

A collection of all the objects on the specified worksheet.

Adds a new PivotTable report. Returns a object.

Required PivotCache. The PivotTable cache on which the new PivotTable report is based. The cache provides data for the report. Required Object. The cell in the upper-left corner of the PivotTable report's destination range (the range on the worksheet where the resulting report will be placed). You must specify a destination range on the worksheet that contains the PivotTables object specified by expression. Optional Object. The version of Microsoft Excel the PivotTable was originally created in. Optional Object. True to create a PivotTable cache that contains all records from the external database; this cache can be very large. False to enable setting some of the fields as server-based page fields before the data is actually read. Optional Object. The name of the new PivotTable report.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents the plot area of a chart. This is the area where your chart data is plotted.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the position of the plot area on the chart. Read/write.

Represents a single point in a series in a chart.

Applies data labels to a point in a chart.

Optional Object. The value for the data label. Optional Object. The bubble size for the data label. Optional Object. The separator for the data label. Optional Object. For the and objects, True if the series has leader lines. Optional Object. True to show the legend key next to the point. The default value is False. Optional Object. The percentage for the data label. Optional Object. The series name for the data label. Optional . The type of data label to apply. Can be one of the following XlDataLabelsType constants:xlDataLabelsShowBubbleSizesxlDataLabelsShowLabelAndPercent Percentage of the total and category for the point. Available only for pie charts and doughnut charts.xlDataLabelsShowPercent Percentage of the total. Available only for pie charts and doughnut charts.xlDataLabelsShowLabel Category for the point.xlDataLabelsShowNone No data labels.xlDataLabelsShowValue Default. Value for the point (assumed if this argument isn't specified). Optional Object. The category name for the data label. Optional Object. True if the object automatically generates appropriate text based on content.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns and Sets a value that states if a point has a three-dimensional appearance. Read/Write.

Boolean

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to xlStackScale (if not, this property is ignored). Read/write.

Double

A collection of all the objects in the specified series in a chart.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents the various types of protection options available for a worksheet.

Represents an item in a workbook that has been saved to a Web page and can be refreshed according to values specified by the properties and methods of the PublishObject object.

Saves an item or a collection of items in a document to a Web page.

Optional Object. If the HTML file exists, setting this argument to True replaces the file, and setting this argument to False inserts the item or items at the end of the file. If the file does not exist, the file is created regardless of the value of the Create argument.

A collection of all objects in the workbook. Each PublishObject object represents an item in a workbook that has been saved to a Web page and can be refreshed according to values specified by the properties and methods of the object.

Creates an object that represents an item in a document saved to a Web page. Such objects facilitate subsequent updates to the Web page while automated changes are being made to the document in Microsoft Excel. Returns a object.

Optional Object. Specifies whether the item is saved as an interactive Microsoft Office Web component or as static text and images. Can be one of the following constants.ConstantDescriptionxlHtmlCalcItem saved as an interactive Microsoft Office Spreadsheet component.xlHtmlChartItem saved as an interactive Microsoft Office Chart component.xlHtmlListItem saved as an interactive Microsoft Office PivotTable component.xlHtmlStaticItem saved as static text and images. Optional Object. The name of the worksheet that was saved as a Web page. Optional Object. The title of the Web page. Optional Object. A unique name used to identify items that have one of the following constants as their SourceType argument: xlSourceAutoFilter, xlSourceChart, xlSourcePivotTable, xlSourcePrintArea, xlSourceQuery, or xlSourceRange. If SourceType is xlSourceRange, Source specifies a range, which can be a defined name. If SourceType is xlSourceChart, xlSourcePivotTable, or xlSourceQuery, Source specifies the name of a chart, PivotTable report, or query table. Required String. The URL (on the intranet or the Web) or path (local or network) to which the source object was saved. Required . The source type. Optional Object. The unique identifier used in the HTML DIV tag to identify the item on the Web page.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number of the object.

Represents a worksheet table built from data returned from an external data source, such as a SQL server or a Microsoft Access database. The QueryTable object is a member of the collection.

A collection of objects. Each QueryTable object represents a worksheet table built from data returned from an external data source.

Creates a new query table. Returns a object that represents the new query table.

Required Object. The data source for the query table. Can be one of the following:A string containing an OLE DB or ODBC connection string. The ODBC connection string has the form "ODBC;<connection string>".A QueryTable object from which the query information is initially copied, including the connection string and the SQL text, but not including the Destination range. Specifying a QueryTable object causes the Sql argument to be ignored.An ADO or DAO Recordset object. Data is read from the ADO or DAO recordset. Microsoft Excel retains the recordset until the query table is deleted or the connection is changed. The resulting query table cannot be edited.A Web query. A string in the form "URL;<url>", where "URL;" is required but not localized and the rest of the string is used for the URL of the Web query.Data Finder. A string in the form "FINDER;<data finder file path>" where "FINDER;" is required but not localized. The rest of the string is the path and file name of a Data Finder file (*.dqy or *.iqy). The file is read when the Add method is run; subsequent calls to the property of the query table will return strings beginning with "ODBC;" or "URL;" as appropriate.A text file. A string in the form "TEXT;<text file path and name>", where TEXT is required but not localized. Optional Object. The SQL query string to be run on the ODBC data source. This argument is optional when you're using an ODBC data source You cannot use this argument when a QueryTable object, text file, or ADO or DAO Recordset object is specified as the data source. Required Range. The cell in the upper-left corner of the query table destination range (the range where the resulting query table will be placed). The destination range must be on the worksheet that contains the object.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Represents a cell, a row, a column, a selection of cells containing one or more contiguous blocks of cells, or a 3-D range.

Adds a comment to the range.

Optional Object. The comment text.

Filters or copies data from a list based on a criteria range.

Optional Object. The destination range for the copied rows if Action is xlFilterCopy. Otherwise, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. True to filter unique records only; False to filter all records that meet the criteria. The default value is False. Optional Object. The criteria range. If this argument is omitted, there are no criteria. Required . Can be one of the following XlFilterAction constants:xlFilterCopyxlFilterInPlace

Applies names to the cells in the specified range.

Optional Object. True to replace references with names, regardless of the reference types of either the names or references; False to replace absolute references only with absolute names, relative references only with relative names, and mixed references only with mixed names. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to use the names of row and column ranges that contain the specified range if names for the range cannot be found; False to ignore the OmitColumn and OmitRow arguments. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to replace the definitions of the names in Names and also replace the definitions of the last names that were defined; False to replace the definitions of the names in Names only. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to replace the entire reference with the row-oriented name. The column-oriented name can be omitted only if the referenced cell is in the same column as the formula and is within a row-oriented named range. The default value is True. Optional Object. An array of the names to be applied. If this argument is omitted, all names on the sheet are applied to the range. Optional . Determines which range name is listed first when a cell reference is replaced by a row-oriented and column-oriented range name. Can be one of these XlApplyNamesOrder constants:xlColumnThenRowxlRowThenColumn default Optional Object. True to replace the entire reference with the column-oriented name. The row-oriented name can be omitted only if the referenced cell is in the same row as the formula and is within a column-oriented named range. The default value is True.

Returns an AutoComplete match from the list.

Required String. The string to complete.

Performs an autofill on the cells in the specified range.

Optional . Specifies the fill type. Can be one of these XlAutoFillType constants:xlFillDaysxlFillFormatsxlFillSeriesxlFillWeekdaysxlGrowthTrendxlFillCopyxlFillDefaultdefaultxlFillMonthsxlFillValuesxlFillYearsxlLinearTrendIf this argument is xlFillDefault or omitted, Microsoft Excel selects the most appropriate fill type, based on the source range. Required object. The cells to be filled. The destination must include the source range.

Filters a list using the AutoFilter.

Optional . Can be one of the following XlAutoFilterOperator constants:xlAnddefaultxlBottom10ItemsxlBottom10PercentxlOrxlTop10ItemsxlTop10PercentUse xlAnd and xlOr with Criteria1 and Criteria2 to construct compound criteria. Optional Object. True to display the AutoFilter drop-down arrow for the filtered field; False to hide the AutoFilter drop-down arrow for the filtered field. True by default. Optional Object. The integer offset of the field on which you want to base the filter (from the left of the list; the leftmost field is field one). Optional Object. The criteria (a string; for example, "101"). Use "=" to find blank fields, or use "<>" to find nonblank fields. If this argument is omitted, the criteria is All. If Operator is xlTop10Items, Criteria1 specifies the number of items (for example, "10"). Optional Object. The second criteria (a string). Used with Criteria1 and Operator to construct compound criteria.

Automatically formats the specified range, using a predefined format.

Optional Object. True to include number formats in the AutoFormat. The default value is True. Optional . The specified AutoFormat.Some of the XlRangeAutoFormat constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Optional Object. True to include font formats in the AutoFormat. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to include pattern formats in the AutoFormat. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to include column width and row height in the AutoFormat. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to include border formats in the AutoFormat. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to include alignment in the AutoFormat. The default value is True.

Adds a border to a range and sets the , , and properties for the new border.

Optional . The border weight. Can be one of the following XlBorderWeight constants:xlHairlinexlMediumxlThickxlThindefault Optional . The line style for the border. Can be one of the following XlLineStyle constants:xlContinuousdefaultxlDashxlDashDotxlDashDotDotxlDotxlDoublexlLineStlyeNonexlSlantDashDotxlLineStlyeNone Optional . The border color, as an index into the current color palette or as an XlColorIndex constant. Can be one of the following XlColorIndex constants:xlColorIndexAutomaticdefaultxlColorIndexNone Optional Object. The border color, as an RGB value.

Calculates a specfied range of cells.

Object

Checks the spelling of an object.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel ignore words that are all uppercase; False to have Microsoft Excel check words that are all uppercase. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used. Optional Object. A string that indicates the file name of the custom dictionary to be examined if the word isn't found in the main dictionary. If this argument is omitted, the currently specified dictionary is used. Optional Object. The language of the dictionary being used. Can be one of the MsoLanguageID values used by the property. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel display a list of suggested alternate spellings when an incorrect spelling is found; False to have Microsoft Excel pause while you input the correct spelling. If this argument is omitted, the current setting will be used.

Returns a object that represents all the cells whose contents are different from the comparison cell in each column.

Required Object. A single cell to compare to the specified range.

Consolidates data from multiple ranges on multiple worksheets into a single range on a single worksheet.

Optional Object. True to have the consolidation use worksheet links; False to have the consolidation copy the data. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to consolidate data based on column titles in the top row of the consolidation ranges; False to consolidate data by position. The default value is False. Optional Object. The sources of the consolidation as an array of text reference strings in R1C1-style notation. The references must include the full path of sheets to be consolidated. Optional Object. True to consolidate data based on row titles in the left column of the consolidation ranges; False to consolidate data by position. The default value is False. Optional . Can be one of the following XlConsilidationFunction constants:xlAveragedefaultxlCountxlCountNumsxlMaxxlMinxlProductxlStDevxlStDevPxlSumxlVarxlVarP

Copies the range to the specified range or to the Clipboard.

Optional Object. Specifies the new range to which the specified range will be copied. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel copies the range to the Clipboard.

Copies the contents of an ADO or DAO Recordset object onto a worksheet, beginning at the upper-left corner of the specified range.

Optional Object. The maximum number of fields to copy onto the worksheet. If this argument is omitted, all the fields in the Recordset object are copied. Optional Object. The maximum number of records to copy onto the worksheet. If this argument is omitted, all the records in the Recordset object are copied. Required Object. The Recordset object to copy into the range.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional . The format of the picture. Can be one of the following XlPictureAppearance constants:xlPrinter. The picture is copied as it will look when it's printed.xlScreendefault. The picture is copied to resemble its display on the screen as closely as possible. Optional . Specifies how the picture should be copied. Can be one of the following XlCopyPictureFormat constants:xlBitmapxlPicturedefault

Creates names in the specified range, based on text labels in the sheet.

Optional Object. True to create names by using labels in the bottom row. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to create names by using labels in the right column. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to create names by using labels in the left column. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to create names by using labels in the top row. The default value is False.

Cuts the object to the Clipboard or pastes it into a specified destination.

Optional Object. The range where the object should be pasted. If this argument is omitted, the object is cut to the Clipboard.

Creates a data series in the specified range.

Optional Object. The stop value for the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel fills to the end of the range. Optional Object. Can be the xlRows or xlColumns constant to have the data series entered in rows or columns, respectively. If this argument is omitted, the size and shape of the range is used. Optional . If the Type argument is xlChronological, the Date argument indicates the step date unit. Can be one of the following XlDataSeriesDate constants:xlDaydefaultxlWeekdayxlMonthxlYear Optional Object. True to create a linear trend or growth trend; False to create a standard data series. The default value is False. Optional . Can be one of the following XlDataSeriesType constants:xlAutoFillxlDataSeriesLineardefaultxlChronologicalxlGrowth Optional Object. The step value for the series. The default value is 1.

Deletes the object.

Optional Object. Specifies how to shift cells to replace deleted cells. Can be one of the following constants: xlShiftToLeft or xlShiftUp. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel decides based on the shape of the range.

Designates a range to be recalculated when the next recalculation occurs.

Exports to a file of the specified format.

Optional Object set to True to ignore any print areas set when publishing; otherwise False. Optional Object set to True to include the document properties; otherwise False. Optional Object The number of the last page to publish. If this argument is omitted, publishing ends with the last page. Optional Object The file name of the file to be saved. You can include a full path, or short_Excel2007 saves the file in the current folder. Optional Object Pointer to the FixedFormatExt class. Required The type of file format to export to. Optional Object set to True to display the file in the viewer after it is published; otherwise False. Optional Object Typically formatted as a . Specifies the quality of the published file. Optional Object The number of the page at which to start publishing. If this argument is omitted, publishing starts at the beginning.

Finds specific information in a range and returns a object that represents the first cell where that information is found.

Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants: xlByRows or xlByColumns. Required Object. The data to search for. Can be a string or any Microsoft Excel data type. Optional Object. The type of information. Optional Object. Used only if you’ve selected or installed double-byte language support. True to have double-byte characters match only double-byte characters; False to have double-byte characters match their single-byte equivalents. Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants: xlWhole or xlPart. Optional Object. The search format. Optional . The search direction. Can be one of these XlSearchDirection constants:xlNextdefaultxlPrevious Optional Object. True to make the search case sensitive. The default value is False. Optional Object. The cell after which you want the search to begin. This corresponds to the position of the active cell when a search is done from the user interface. Note that After must be a single cell in the range. Remember that the search begins after this cell; the specified cell isn’t searched until the method wraps back around to this cell. If you don’t specify this argument, the search starts after the cell in the upper-left corner of the range.

Continues a search that was begun with the method.

Optional Object. The cell after which you want to search. This corresponds to the position of the active cell when a search is done from the user interface. Note that After must be a single cell in the range. Remember that the search begins after this cell; the specified cell isn’t searched until the method wraps back around to this cell. If this argument isn’t specified, the search starts after the cell in the upper-left corner of the range.

Continues a search that was begun with the method.

Optional Object. The cell before which you want to search. This corresponds to the position of the active cell when a search is done from the user interface. Note that After must be a single cell in the range. Remember that the search begins before this cell; the specified cell isn’t searched until the method wraps back around to this cell. If this argument isn’t specified, the search starts before the upper-left cell in the range.

Calculates the values necessary to achieve a specific goal.

Required . Specifies which cell should be changed to achieve the target value. Required Object. The value you want returned in this cell.

When the object represents a single cell in a PivotTable field’s data range, the Group method performs numeric or date-based grouping in that field.

Optional Object. The last value to be grouped. If this argument is omitted or True, the last value in the field is used. Optional Object. An array of Boolean values that specify the period for the group, as shown in the following table.If an element in the array is True, a group is created for the corresponding time; if the element is False, no group is created. If the field isn’t a date field, this argument is ignored. Optional Object. The first value to be grouped. If this argument is omitted or True, the first value in the field is used. Optional Object. If the field is numeric, this argument specifies the size of each group. If the field is a date, this argument specifies the number of days in each group if element 4 in the Periods array is True and all the other elements are False. Otherwise, this argument is ignored. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel automatically chooses a default group size.

Inserts a cell or a range of cells into the worksheet or macro sheet and shifts other cells away to make space.

Optional Object. Specifies which way to shift the cells. Can be one of the following constants: xlShiftToRight or xlShiftDown. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel decides based on the shape of the range. Optional Object. The copy origin.

Adds an indent to the specified range.

Required Integer. The amount to be added to the current indent.

Creates a merged cell from the specified object.

Optional Object. True to merge cells in each row of the specified range as separate merged cells. The default value is False.

Navigates a tracer arrow for the specified range to the precedent, dependent, or error-causing cell or cells.

Optional Object. Specifies the arrow number to navigate; corresponds to the numbered reference in the cell's formula. Optional Object. If the arrow is an external reference arrow, this argument indicates which external reference to follow. If this argument is omitted, the first external reference is followed. Optional Object. Specifies the direction to navigate: True to navigate toward precedents; False to navigate toward dependent.

Returns or sets the cell note associated with the cell in the upper-left corner of the range.

Optional Object. The number of characters to be set or returned. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel sets or returns characters from the starting position to the end of the note (up to 255 characters). If there are more than 255 characters from Start to the end of the note, this method returns only 255 characters. Optional Object. The text to add to the note (up to 255 characters). The text is inserted starting at position Start, replacing Length characters of the existing note. If this argument is omitted, this method returns the current text of the note starting at position Start, for Length characters. Optional Object. The starting position for the text that’s set or returned. If this argument is omitted, this method starts at the first character. To append text to the note, specify a number larger than the number of characters in the existing note.

Parses a range of data and breaks it into multiple cells.

Optional Object. A string that contains left and right brackets to indicate where the cells should be split.For example, "[xxx][xxx]" would insert the first three characters into the first column of the destination range, and it would insert the next three characters into the second column.If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel guesses where to split the columns based on the spacing of the top left cell in the range. If you want to use a different range to guess the parse line, use a Range object as the ParseLine argument. That range must be one of the cells that's being parsed. The ParseLine argument cannot be longer than 255 characters, including the brackets and spaces. Optional Object. A object that represents the upper-left corner of the destination range for the parsed data. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel parses in place.

Pastes a from the Clipboard into the specified range.

Optional Object. True to transpose rows and columns when the range is pasted. The default value is False. Optional . The part of the range to be pasted. Can be one of the following XlPasteType constants:xlPasteAll defaultxlPasteAllExceptBordersxlPasteColumnWidthsxlPasteCommentsxlPasteFormatsxlPasteFormulasxlPasteFormulasAndNumberFormatsxlPasteValidationxlPasteValuesxlPasteValuesAndNumberFormats Optional Object. True to not have blank cells in the range on the Clipboard pasted into the destination range. The default value is False. Optional . The paste operation. Can be one of the following XlPasteSpecialOperation constants:xlPasteSpecialOperationAddxlPasteSpecialOperationDividexlPasteSpecialOperationMultiplyxlPasteSpecialOperationNonedefaultxlPasteSpecialOperationSubtract

Prints the object.

Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel invoke print preview before printing the object; False (or omitted) to print the object immediately. Optional Object. True to collate multiple copies. Optional Object. If PrintToFile is set to True, this argument specifies the name of the file you want to print to. Optional Object. The number of the last page to print. If this argument is omitted, printing ends with the last page. Optional Object. True to print to a file. If PrToFileName is not specified, Microsoft Excel prompts the user to enter the name of the output file. Optional Object. The number of copies to print. If this argument is omitted, one copy is printed. Optional Object. Sets the name of the active printer. Optional Object. The number of the page at which to start printing. If this argument is omitted, printing starts at the beginning.

Shows a preview of the object as it would look when printed.

True to enable changes.

Removes duplicate values from a range of values.

Optional Specifies whether the first row contains header information. is the default value; specify if you want Excel to attempt to determine the header. Optional Object Array of indexes of the columns that contain the duplicate information. If nothing is passed then it assumes all columns contain duplicate information.

Returns a Boolean indicating characters in cells within the specified range.

Required Object. The replacement string. Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants: xlByRows or xlByColumns. Required Object. The string you want Microsoft Excel to search for. Optional Object. True to make the search case sensitive. Optional Object. You can use this argument only if you’ve selected or installed double-byte language support in Microsoft Excel. True to have double-byte characters match only double-byte characters; False to have double-byte characters match their single-byte equivalents. Optional Object. Can be one of the following constants: xlWhole or xlPart. Optional Object. The search format for the method. Optional Object. The replace format for the method.

Returns a object that represents all the cells whose contents are different from those of the comparison cell in each row.

Required Object. A single cell to compare with the specified range.

Runs the Microsoft Excel macro at this location.

Draws tracer arrows to the direct dependents of the range.

Optional Object. True to remove one level of tracer arrows to direct dependents; False to expand one level of tracer arrows. The default value is False.

Draws tracer arrows to the direct precedents of the range.

Optional Object. True to remove one level of tracer arrows to direct precedents; False to expand one level of tracer arrows. The default value is False.

Sorts a PivotTable report, a range, or the active region if the specified range contains only one cell.

Optional Object. The third sort field, as either text (a range name) or a Range object. If you omit this argument, there’s no third sort field. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Optional Object. True to do a case-sensitive sort; False to do a sort that’s not case sensitive. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in Key 1. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treat text as numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in key 3. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treats text as numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in Key 2. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treats text as numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies whether or not the first row contains headers. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlYesNoGuess constants:xlGuess. Let Microsoft Excel determine whether there’s a header, and determine where it is if there is one.xlNodefault. (The entire range should be sorted).xlYes. (The entire range should not be sorted). Optional . The type of sort. Some of these constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Can be one of the following XlSortMethod constants:xlStroke Sorting by the quantity of strokes in each character.xlPinYindefault. Phonetic Chinese sort order for characters. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in Key1. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants:xlDescending. Sorts Key1 in descending order.xlAscendingdefault. Sorts Key1 in ascending order. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in Key2. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants:xlDescending. Sorts Key2 in descending order.xlAscendingdefault. Sorts Key2 in ascending order. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in Key3. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants:xlDescending. Sorts Key3 in descending order.xlAscendingdefault. Sorts Key3 in ascending order. Optional . The sort orientation. Can be one of the following XlSortOrientation constants:xlSortRowsdefault. Sorts by row.xlSortColumns. Sorts by column. Optional Object. The first sort field, as either text (a PivotTable field or range name) or a object ("Dept" or Cells(1, 1), for example). Optional Object. Specifies which elements are to be sorted. Use this argument only when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortType constants:xlSortLabels. Sorts the PivotTable report by labels.xlSortValues. Sorts the PivotTable report by values. Optional Object. The second sort field, as either text (a PivotTable field or range name) or a Range object. If you omit this argument, there’s no second sort field. Cannot be used when sorting Pivot Table reports. Optional Object. This argument is a one-based integer offset to the list of custom sort orders. If you omit OrderCustom, a normal sort is used.

Uses East Asian sorting methods to sort the range or a PivotTable report, or uses the method for the active region if the range contains only one cell. For example, Japanese sorts in the order of the Kana syllabary.

Optional object. The third sort field, as either text (a range name) or a Range object. If you omit this argument, there’s no third sort field. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Optional Object. True to do a case-sensitive sort; False to do a sort that’s not case sensitive. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in Key1. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treats text as numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in Key 3. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treats text numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies how to sort text in Key 2. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortDataOption constants:xlSortTextAsNumbers. Treats text as numeric data for the sort.xlSortNormaldefault. Sorts numeric and text data separately. Optional . Specifies whether or not the first row contains headers. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlYesNoGuess constants:xlGuess. Lets Microsoft Excel determine whether there’s a header, and determine where it is if there is one.xlNodefault. The entire range should be sorted.xlYes. The entire range should not be sorted. Optional . The type of sort. Some of these constants may not be available to you, depending on the language support (U.S. English, for example) that you’ve selected or installed. Can be one of the following XlSortMethod constants:xlStroke. Sorting by the quantity of strokes in each character.xlPinYindefault. Phonetic Chinese sort order for characters. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in the Key1 argument. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants:xlDescending. Sorts Key1 in descending order.xlAscendingdefault. Sorts Key1 in ascending order. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in the Key2 argument. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants:xlDescending. Sorts Key2 in descending order xlAscending default. Sorts Key2 in ascending order. Optional . The sort order for the field or range specified in the Key3 argument. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortOrder constants: xlDescending. Sorts Key3 in descending order.xlAscendingdefault. Sorts Key3 in ascending order. Optional . The sort orientation. Can be one of the following XlSortOrientation constants:xlSortRowsdefault. The sort is done by row.xlSortColumns. The sort is done by column. Optional Object. The first sort field, as either text (a PivotTable field or range name) or a Range object ("Dept" or Cells(1, 1), for example). Optional Object. Specifies which elements are to be sorted. Use this argument only when sorting PivotTable reports. Optional Object. The second sort field, as either text (a PivotTable field or range name) or a Range object. If you omit this argument, there’s no second sort field. Cannot be used when sorting PivotTable reports. Can be one of the following XlSortType constants:xlSortLabels. Sorts the PivotTable report by labels.xlSortValues. Sorts the PivotTable report by values. Optional Object. This argument is a one-based integer offset to the list of custom sort orders. If you omit OrderCustom, (normal sort order) is used.

Causes the cells of the range to be spoken in row order or column order.

Optional Object. The speak direction, by rows or columns. Optional Object. True will cause formulas to be sent to the Text-To-Speech (TTS) engine for cells that have formulas. The value is sent if the cells do not have formulas; False (default) will cause values to always be sent to the TTS engine.

Returns a object that represents all the cells that match the specified type and value.

Optional Object. If Type is either xlCellTypeConstants or xlCellTypeFormulas, this argument is used to determine which types of cells to include in the result. These values can be added together to return more than one type. The default is to select all constants or formulas, no matter what the type. Can be one of the following constants:xlErrorsxlLogicalxlNumbersxlTextValues Required . The cells to include. Can be one of the following XlCellType constants:xlCellTypeAllFormatConditions. Cells of any format.xlCellTypeAllValidation. Cells having validation criteria.xlCellTypeBlanks. Empty cells.xlCellTypeComments. Cells containing notes.xlCellTypeConstants. Cells containing constants.xlCellTypeFormulas. Cells containing formulas.xlCellTypeLastCell. The last cell in the used range.xlCellTypeSameFormatConditions. Cells having the same format.xlCellTypeSameValidation. Cells having the same validation criteria.xlCellTypeVisible. All visible cells.

Creates subtotals for the range (or the current region, if the range is a single cell).

Optional Object. True to add page breaks after each group. The default value is False. Required Object. An array of 1-based field offsets, indicating the fields to which the subtotals are added. For more information, see the example. Optional . Places the summary data relative to the subtotal. Can be one of the following XlSummaryRow constants:xlSummaryAbovexlSummaryBelowdefault Required Integer. The field to group by, as a one-based integer offset. For more information, see the example. Optional Object. True to replace existing subtotals. The default value is False. Required . The subtotal function. Can be one of the following XlConsolidationFunction constants:xlAveragexlCountxlCountNumsxlMaxxlMinxlProductxlStDevxlStDevPxlSumxlUnknownxlVarxlVarP

Creates a data table based on input values and formulas that you define on a worksheet.

Optional Object. A single cell to use as the row input for your table. Optional Object. A single cell to use as the column input for your table.

Parses a column of cells that contain text into several columns.

Optional Object (required if Other is True). The delimiter character when Other is True. If more than one character is specified, only the first character of the string is used; the remaining characters are ignored. Optional . The format of the text to be split into columns. Can be one of the following XlTextParsingType constants:xlDelimited defaultxlFixedWidth Optional Object. True to have DataType be xlDelimited and to have the tab character be a delimiter. The default value is False. Optional String. The decimal separator that Microsoft Excel uses when recognizing numbers. The default setting is the system setting. Optional Object. True to have DataType be xlDelimited and to have the semicolon be a delimiter. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to have DataType be xlDelimited and to have the comma be a delimiter. The default value is False. Optional Object. Numbers that begin with a minus character. Optional Object. True to have DataType be xlDelimited and to have the space character be a delimiter. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to have Microsoft Excel consider consecutive delimiters as one delimiter. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to have DataType be xlDelimited and to have the character specified by the OtherChar argument be a delimiter. The default value is False. Optional . Can be one of the following XlTextQualifier constants:xlTextQualifierDoubleQuotedefaultxlTextQualifierNonexlTextQualifierSingleQuote Optional String. The thousands separator that Excel uses when recognizing numbers. The default setting is the system setting. Optional Object. A object that specifies where Microsoft Excel will place the results. If the range is larger than a single cell, the top left cell is used. Optional Object. An array containing parse information for the individual columns of data. The interpretation depends on the value of DataType. When the data is delimited, this argument is an array of two-element arrays, with each two-element array specifying the conversion options for a particular column. The first element is the column number (1-based), and the second element is one of the constants specifying how the column is parsed. Can be one of the following XlColumnDataType constants:xlGeneralFormat. Genera. xlTextFormat. Text.xlMDYFormat. MDY Date.xlDMYFormat. DMY Date.xlYMDFormat. YMD Date.xlMYDFormat. MYD Date.xlDYMFormat. DYM Date.xlYDMFormat. YDM Date.xlEMDFormat. EMD Date.xlSkipColumn. Skip Column.You can use xlEMDFormat only if Taiwanese language support is installed and selected. The xlEMDFormat constant specifies that Taiwanese era dates are being used.The column specifiers can be in any order. If a given column specifier is not present for a particular column in the input data, the column is parsed with the General setting.If the source data has fixed-width columns, the first element of each two-element array specifies the starting character position in the column (as an integer; 0 (zero) is the first character). The second element of the two-element array specifies the parse option for the column as a number from 1 through 9, as listed above.

Returns the range reference.

Optional Object. True to return an external reference; False to return a local reference. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to return the column part of the reference as an absolute reference. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to return the row part of the reference as an absolute reference. The default value is True. Optional Object. If RowAbsolute and ColumnAbsolute are False, and ReferenceStyle is xlR1C1, you must include a starting point for the relative reference. This argument is a object that defines the starting point. Optional .

Returns the range reference for the specified range in the language of the user.

Optional Object. True to return an external reference. False to return a local reference. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to return the column part of the reference as an absolute reference. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to return the row part of the reference as an absolute reference. The default value is True. Optional Object. If RowAbsolute and ColumnAbsolute are both set to False and ReferenceStyle is set to xlR1C1, you must include a starting point for the relative reference. This argument is a object that defines the starting point for the reference. Optional .

Returns a object that represents a range of characters within the object text.

Counts the largest value in a given Range of values. Read-only.

Object

Returns a object that represents the cell at the end of the region that contains the source range.

Required . The direction in which to move.

Returns a object that represents a range at an offset to the specified range.

Optional Object. A number or string that indicates the column number of the cell you want to access, starting with either 1 or "A" for the first column in the range. Required Object. The index number of the cell you want to access, in order from left to right, then down. Range.Item(1) returns the upper-left cell in the range; Range.Item(2) returns the cell immediately to the right of the upper-left cell.

Returns a object that represents a range that’s offset from the specified range.

Optional Object. The number of rows (positive, negative, or 0 (zero)) by which the range is to be offset. Positive values are offset downward, and negative values are offset upward. The default value is 0. Optional Object. The number of columns (positive, negative, or 0 (zero)) by which the range is to be offset. Positive values are offset to the right, and negative values are offset to the left. The default value is 0.

Returns a object that represents a cell or a range of cells.

Resizes the specified range.

Optional Object. The number of rows in the new range. If this argument is omitted, the number of rows in the range remains the same. Optional Object. The number of columns in the new range. If this argument is omitted, the number of columns in the range remains the same.

Specifies the actions that can be performed on the SharePoint server for a object.

Returns or sets the value of the specified range.

Optional Object. The range value data type. Can be one of the following constants:xlRangeValueDefaultdefault If the specified object is empty, returns the value Empty (use the IsEmpty function to test for this case). If the Range object contains more than one cell, returns an array of values (use the IsArray function to test for this case).xlRangeValueMSPersistXML Returns the recordset representation of the specified Range object in an XML format.xlRangeValueXMLSpreadsheet Returns the values, formatting, formulas, and names of the specified Range object in the XML Spreadsheet format.

Returns or sets the vertical alignment of the specified object.

A collection of objects.

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns a object that represents a range of items in a workbook. Read-only.

Required Object the index value of the item.

Returns the parent of the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents a file in the list of recently used files.

Represents the list of recently used files. Each file is represented by a object.

Adds a file to the list of recently used files. Returns a object.

Required String. The file name.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Integer. The index number of the object.

The object transitions through a series of colors in a linear manner along a specific angle.

Returns the for the object. Read-only

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only

Object

Represents the point or vector that the gradient fill converges to. Read/write

Double

Represents the point or vector that the gradient fill converges to. Read/write

Double

Represents the point or vector that the gradient fill converges to. Read/write

Double

Represents the point or vector that the gradient fill converges to. Read/write

Double

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The AfterRefresh event occurs after a query is completed or canceled.

A Delegate type used to add an event handler for the event. The BeforeRefresh event occurs before any refreshes of the query table.

Events interface for Microsoft Excel object events.

Occurs after a query is completed or canceled.

Occurs before any refreshes of the query table. This includes refreshes resulting from calling the Refresh method, from the user's actions in the product, and from opening the workbook containing the query table.

Represents the controls of a Research query.

Indicates whether the GUID specified in the ServiceID parameter corresponds to a currently configured service.

Required String an object that specifies the GUID that identifies the research service.

Specifies a research query.

Object Optional BooleanTrue launches the query. False displays the Research task pane scoped to search the specified research service. Optional Object Specifies the query language of the query string. Optional Object Specifies the XML file containing the new query content. Optional Object Specifies the XML file containing the requested content. Optional BooleanTrue to use the current selection as the query string. This overrides the QueryString parameter if set. Default value is False. Optional Object Specifies the query string. Required String Specifies a GUID that identifies the research service.

Sets the languages for the translation service.

Object Required Integer Specifies the language to translate from. Required Integer Specifies the langauge to translate to.

When used without an object qualifier, this property returns an object that represents the Microsoft Office Excel application. When used with an object qualifier, this property returns an Application object representing the creator of the specified object. Read-only.

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents the routing slip for a workbook. The routing slip is used to send a workbook through the electronic mail system.

Returns or sets the recipients on the routing slip.

Optional Object. The recipient. If this argument isn’t specified, the Recipients property returns (or can be set to) an array that contains all recipients.

Represents a real-time data object.

Represents a scenario on a worksheet. A scenario is a group of input values (called changing cells) that’s named and saved.

Changes the scenario to have a new set of changing cells and (optionally) scenario values.

Required Object. A object that specifies the new set of changing cells for the scenario. The changing cells must be on the same sheet as the scenario. Optional Object. An array that contains the new scenario values for the changing cells. If this argument is omitted, the scenario values are assumed to be the current values in the changing cells.

Returns an array that contains the current values of the changing cells for the scenario.

Optional Object. The position of the value.

A collection of all the objects on the specified worksheet. A scenario is a group of input values (called changing cells) that’s named and saved.

Creates a new scenario and adds it to the list of scenarios that are available for the current worksheet.

Optional Object. A string that specifies comment text for the scenario. When a new scenario is added, the author's name and date are automatically added at the beginning of the comment text. Optional Object. True to hide the scenario. The default value is False. Required Object. A object that refers to the changing cells for the scenario. Optional Object. True to lock the scenario to prevent changes. The default value is True. Required String. The scenario name. Optional Object. An array that contains the scenario values for the cells in ChangingCells. If this argument is omitted, the scenario values are assumed to be the current values in the cells in ChangingCells.

Creates a new worksheet that contains a summary report for the scenarios on the specified worksheet.

Optional . Optional Object. A object that represents the result cells on the specified worksheet. Normally, this range refers to one or more cells containing the formulas that depend on the changing cell values for your model — that is, the cells that show the results of a particular scenario. If this argument is omitted, there are no result cells included in the report.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Merges the scenarios from another sheet into the collection.

Required Object. The name of the sheet that contains scenarios to be merged, or a object that represents that sheet.

Represents a series in a chart. The Series object is a member of the collection.

Applies a standard or custom chart type to a series.

Required . A standard chart type.

Applies data labels to a point, a series, or all the series in a chart.

Returns an object that represents either a single data label (a object) or a collection of all the data labels for the series (a collection).

Optional Object. The number of the data label.

Applies error bars to the series. Object.

Required . The error bar direction. Required . The error bar parts to include. Optional Object. The negative error amount when Type is xlErrorBarTypeCustom. Optional Object. The error amount. Used for only the positive error amount when Type is xlErrorBarTypeCustom. Required . The error bar type.

Returns an object that represents a single point (a object) or a collection of all the points (a collection) in the series. Read-only.

Optional Object. The name or number of the point.

Returns an object that represents a single trendline (a object) or a collection of all the trendlines (a collection) for the series.

Optional Object. The name or number of the trendline.

Returns the object. Read-only.

Returns or sets the unit for each picture on the chart if the property is set to (if not, this property is ignored). Read/Write.

Double

A collection of all the objects in the specified chart or chart group.

Adds one or more new series to the collection.

Optional Object. Ignored if Source is an array. True if the first row or column contains the name of the data series. False if the first row or column contains the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel attempts to determine the location of the series name from the contents of the first row or column. Optional Object. Ignored if Source is an array. True if the first row or column contains the name of the category labels. False if the first row or column contains the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel attempts to determine the location of the category label from the contents of the first row or column. Required Object. The new data, either as a Range object or an array of data points. Optional . Specifies whether the new values are in the rows or columns of the specified range. Optional Object. If CategoryLabels is True and Replace is True, the specified categories replace the categories that currently exist for the series. If Replace is False, the existing categories will not be replaced. The default value is False.

Adds new data points to an existing series collection.

Optional Object. Ignored if Source is an array. True to have the first row or column contain the name of the category labels. False to have the first row or column contain the first data point of the series. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel attempts to determine the location of the category label from the contents of the first row or column. Required Object. The new data to be added to the object, either as a object or an array of data points. Optional Object. Ignored if Source is an array. Specifies whether the new values are in the rows or columns of the given range source. Can be one of the following constants: xlRows or xlColumns. If this argument is omitted, Microsoft Excel attempts to determine where the values are by the size and orientation of the selected range or by the dimensions of the array.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Pastes data from the Clipboard into the specified series collection.

Optional Object. True to use the contents of the first row (or column) of the selection as the categories for the chart. False to use the contents of the first row (or column) as the first data series in the chart. The default value is False. Optional Object. True to use the contents of the cell in the first column of each row (or the first row of each column) as the name of the data series in that row (or column). False to use the contents of the cell in the first column of each row (or the first row of each column) as the first data point in the data series. The default value is False. Optional . Specifies whether the values corresponding to a particular data series are in rows or columns. Can be one of these XlRowCol constants:xlColumns defaultxlRows Optional Object. True to apply categories while replacing existing categories with information from the copied range. False to insert new categories without replacing any old ones. The default value is True. Optional Object. True to paste the data as a new series. False to paste the data as new points in an existing series. The default value is True.

Represents series lines in a chart group. Series lines connect the data values from each series.

Returns the object. Read-only.

A collection of objects that have been marked as viewable on the server.

Adds a reference to the collection.

Object Required ObjectObj can be a reference to sheets or named items (for example, named s, charts, tables, and s). You cannot have both sheets and named items in the same collection.

Deletes a reference to an object in the collection in the .

Required Integer The index of the object you want to delete.

Deletes references to all the objects in the collection in the .

Returns a single Object from the collection.

Object Required Integer The index of the Object to be returned.

Returns an object. Read-only.

Returns the number of objects in the collection. Read-only.

Integer

Returns a 32-bit Integer that indicates the application in which this object was created. Read-only.

Returns the parent for the specified object. Read-only.

Object

Represents shadow formatting for a .

Changes the horizontal offset of the shadow by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shadow offset is to be moved horizontally in points. A positive value moves the shadow to the right; a negative value moves it to the left.

Changes the vertical offset of the shadow by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shadow offset is to be moved vertically in points. A positive value moves the shadow down; a negative value moves it up.

Returns or sets the degree of blurriness of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Float

Returns or sets a that represents whether to rotate the shadow when rotating the . Read/write.

Returns or sets the size of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Single

Either returns or uses a object to set the style of the specified shadow. Read/write.

Represents an object in the drawing layer, such as an AutoShape, freeform, OLE object, or picture. The Shape object is a member of the collection. The Shapes collection contains all the shapes on a slide.

Copies the selected object to the Clipboard as a picture.

Optional Object. The format of the picture. Optional Object. Specifies how the picture should be copied.

Flips the specified shape around its horizontal or vertical axis.

Required . Specifies whether the shape is to be flipped horizontally or vertically.

Moves the specified shape horizontally by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be moved horizontally in points. A positive value moves the shape to the right; a negative value moves it to the left.

Changes the rotation of the specified shape around the z-axis by the specified number of degrees. Use the property to set the absolute rotation of the shape.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape is to be rotated horizontally in degrees. A positive value rotates the shape clockwise; a negative value rotates it counterclockwise.

Moves the specified shape vertically by the specified number of points.

Required Single. Specifies how far the shape object is to be moved vertically in points. A positive value moves the shape down; a negative value moves it up.

Scales the height of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . Specifies which part of the shape retains its position when the shape is scaled. Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the height of the shape after you resize it and the current or original height. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . msoTrue to scale the shape relative to its original size. msoFalse to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify msoTrue for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.

Scales the width of the shape by a specified factor.

Optional . Specifies which part of the shape retains its position when the shape is scaled. Required Single. Specifies the ratio between the width of the shape after you resize it and the current or original width. For example, to make a rectangle 50 percent larger, specify 1.5 for this argument. Required . False to scale it relative to its current size. You can specify True for this argument only if the specified shape is a picture or an OLE object.

Selects the object.

Optional Object. The object to replace.

Moves the specified shape in front of or behind other shapes in the collection (that is, changes the shape's position in the z-order).

Required . Specifies where to move the specified shape relative to the other shapes.

Returns or sets the background style. Read/write.

Returns an object that represents the contained in the . Read-only.

Returns an object for a specified shape that contains glow formatting properties for that shape. Read-only.

Returns information on if a contains a chart. Read-only.

Returns an object that contains reflection formatting properties for the shape. Read-only.

Returns or sets a that represents the shape style of the shape. Read/write.

Returns a object for a specified shape that contains soft edge formatting properties for the shape. Read-only.

Returns an object that contains text formatting for the specified shape. Read-only.

Represents the geometry and the geometry-editing properties of the nodes in a user-defined freeform.

A collection of all the objects in the specified freeform.

Deletes the object.

Required Integer.

Inserts a node into a freeform shape.

Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required . The segment type. Required Integer. The number of the shape node after which to insert a new node. Required . The editing type. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the second control point for the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Optional Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, don't specify a value for this argument. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the horizontal distance, measured in points, from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the horizontal distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment. Required Single. If the EditingType of the new segment is msoEditingAuto, this argument specifies the vertical distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the end point of the new segment. If the EditingType of the new node is msoEditingCorner, this argument specifies the vertical distance measured in points from the upper-left corner of the document to the first control point for the new segment.

Returns a single object from a collection.

Required Object. The name or index number for the object.

Sets the editing type of the specified node.

Required Integer. The node whose editing type is to be set. Required . The editing property of the vertex.

Sets the location of the specified node.

Required Integer. The node whose position is to be set. Required Single. The position (in points) of the new node relative to the upper-left corner of the document. Required Single. The position (in points) of the new node relative to the upper-left corner of the document.

Sets the segment type of the segment that follows the specified node.

Required . Specifies if the segment is straight or curved. Can be one of these MsoSegmentType constants:MsoSegmentTypemsoSegmentCurvemsoSegmentLine Required Integer. The node whose segment type is to be set.

Represents a shape range, which is a set of shapes on a document.

Aligns the shapes in the specified range of shapes.

Required . Specifies the way the shapes in the specified shape range are to be aligned. Required . Not used in Microsoft Excel. Must be False.

Horizontally or vertically distributes the shapes in the specified range of shapes.

Required . Specifies whether shapes in the range are to be distributed horizontally or vertically. Required . Not used in Microsoft Excel. Must be False.