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deprecated | interface XConsolidatable |
Usage Restrictions deprecated Description provides methods to consolidate ranges in a spreadsheet document. Consolidation combines the cells of multiple cell ranges, using a specific function. Developers Guide Spreadsheets - Other Table Operations - Data Consolidation

Methods' Summary
createConsolidationDescriptor | creates a consolidation descriptor.
consolidate | consolidates data from several cell ranges, using the settings in the passed descriptor.

Methods' Details
createConsolidationDescriptor
XConsolidationDescriptor
createConsolidationDescriptor( | [in] boolean | bEmpty );
Description creates a consolidation descriptor. Parameter bEmpty true leaves the descriptor empty, false fills it with the settings from the last consolidation action. See also ConsolidationDescriptor
consolidate
void
consolidate( | [in] XConsolidationDescriptor | xDescriptor );
Description consolidates data from several cell ranges, using the settings in the passed descriptor. Parameter xDescriptor the descriptor used to perform the consolidation. See also ConsolidationDescriptor

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