Gets or sets the value indicating whether to align header and footer margins with page margins.

See

• [[header]]
• [[footer]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[footerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]

Gets or sets the margin at the bottom of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The margin at the bottom of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[footerMargin]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]
• [[topMargin]]

Gets or sets the value indicating whether the printed pages should be printed using draft quality. The value indicating whether the printed pages should be printed using draft quality.

Gets or sets the footer for each page of the printed worksheet.

The '&' character in the header and footer is a special character. Depending on what is after it, the formatting of the text can be controlled or dynamic text can be inserted. Below is a list of the available commands: Section commands &L The following text will appear in the left section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. &C The following text will appear in the center section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. &R The following text will appear in the right section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. Replacement commands && Insert the '&' character. &A Insert the current worksheet name. &D Insert the current date. &F Insert the current file name. &G Insert an image (Note: This command is currently not supported). &N Insert the number of pages the worksheet will need to print. &P Insert the current page number. &T Insert the current time. &Z Insert the current file path (without the file name). Formatting commands &B Toggle bold. &E Toggle double underlining. &I Toggle italics. &S Toggle strikethrough. &U Toggle underlining. &X Toggle superscript. &Y Toggle subscript. & Sets a new font size for the following text. The size is expressed as a positive integer. If a number is to follow this command in the header, it must be separated by a space. &"" Sets a new font for the following text. If the font name is not recognized, the default font will be used. &"," Sets the new font and font style for the following text. The font style is usually "Regular", "Bold", "Italic", or "Bold Italic", but can be other styles depending on the font. The available font styles can be seen in the font dialog when a font is selected.

The header or footer string could look like this: &L&"Arial,Bold"&D&CPage &P of &N on &A&R&14&F.

The footer for each page of the worksheet.

See

• [[header]]
• [[footerMargin]]

Gets or sets the footer margin for each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The footer margin for each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[footer]]
• [[bottomMargin]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]
• [[topMargin]]

Gets or sets the header for each page of the printed worksheet.

The '&' character in the header and footer is a special character. Depending on what is after it, the formatting of the text can be controlled or dynamic text can be inserted. Below is a list of the available commands: Section commands &L The following text will appear in the left section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. &C The following text will appear in the center section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. &R The following text will appear in the right section. The formatting of new sections is always the default formatting, regardless of the formatting of the previous section. Replacement commands && Insert the '&' character. &A Insert the current worksheet name. &D Insert the current date. &F Insert the current file name. &G Insert an image (Note: This command is currently not supported). &N Insert the number of pages the worksheet will need to print. &P Insert the current page number. &T Insert the current time. &Z Insert the current file path (without the file name). Formatting commands &B Toggle bold. &E Toggle double underlining. &I Toggle italics. &S Toggle strikethrough. &U Toggle underlining. &X Toggle superscript. &Y Toggle subscript. & Sets a new font size for the following text. The size is expressed as a positive integer. If a number is to follow this command in the header, it must be separated by a space. &"" Sets a new font for the following text. If the font name is not recognized, the default font will be used. &"," Sets the new font and font style for the following text. The font style is usually "Regular", "Bold", "Italic", or "Bold Italic", but can be other styles depending on the font. The available font styles can be seen in the font dialog when a font is selected.

The header or footer string could look like this: &L&"Arial,Bold"&D&CPage &P of &N on &A&R&14&F.

The header for each page of the worksheet.

See

• [[footer]]
• [[headerMargin]]

Gets or sets the header margin for each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The header margin for each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[header]]
• [[bottomMargin]]
• [[footerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]
• [[topMargin]]

Gets or sets the margin at the left of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The margin at the left of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[bottomMargin]]
• [[footerMargin]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]
• [[topMargin]]

Gets or sets the number of copies to print. The number of copies to print.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid range of 1 and 65535.

Gets or sets the orientation for each page of the printed worksheet. The orientation for each page of the printed worksheet.

Throws

[[InvalidEnumArgumentException]] The assigned value is not defined in the [[orientation]] enumeration.

Returns the resolved orientation for each page of the printed worksheet.

Gets or sets the method with which pages are numbered.

If this is set to a value of UseStartPageNumber, the first page is numbered using the [[startPageNumber]].

The method with which pages are numbered.

Throws

[[InvalidEnumArgumentException]] The assigned value is not defined in the [[pageNumbering]] enumeration.

See

[[startPageNumber]]

Gets or sets the paper size for each printed page of the worksheet. The paper size for each printed page of the worksheet.

Throws

[[InvalidEnumArgumentException]] The assigned value is not defined in the [[paperSize]] enumeration.

Gets or sets the way error values of cells are printed.

A cell can have an error value if its [[WorksheetCell.value]] is set directly to an [[ErrorValue]] or if it is set to a [[Formula]] that evaluates to an error.

The way error values of cells are printed.

Throws

[[InvalidEnumArgumentException]] The assigned value is not defined in the [[printErrors]] enumeration.

See

• [[ErrorValue]]
• [[Formula]]

Gets or sets the value indicating whether the worksheet should be printed in black and white. The value indicating whether the worksheet should be printed in black and white.

Gets or sets the way cell comments are printed.

If this is set to a value of PrintAsDisplayed, the comments will only print if they are displayed on the worksheet. If comments are hidden but indicators are shown, neither the indicators nor the comments will print.

The way cell notes are printed.

Throws

[[InvalidEnumArgumentException]] The assigned value is not defined in the [[printNotes]] enumeration.

See

• [[WorksheetCell.comment]]
• [[WorksheetCellComment]]

Gets or sets the horizontal print resolution in DPI. The horizontal print resolution in DPI.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The value assigned is outside the valid range of 0 and 65535.

See

[[verticalResolution]]

Gets or sets the margin at the right of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The margin at the right of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[bottomMargin]]
• [[footerMargin]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[topMargin]]

Gets or sets the value indicating whether to scale the headers and footers with the document scaling.

See

• [[header]]
• [[footer]]
• [[PrintOptions.scalingFactor]]
• [[ScalingType]]

Gets or sets the page number for the first printed page of the worksheet.

For this value to be used, [[pageNumbering]] must be set to a value of UseStartPageNumber.

The page number for the first printed page of the worksheet.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid range of -32765 and 32767.

See

[[pageNumbering]]

Gets or sets the margin at the top of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches. The margin at the top of each printed page of the worksheet, specified in inches.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The assigned value is outside the valid margin range of 0 and 100 inches.

See

• [[bottomMargin]]
• [[footerMargin]]
• [[headerMargin]]
• [[leftMargin]]
• [[rightMargin]]

Gets or sets the vertical print resolution in DPI. The vertical print resolution in DPI.

Throws

[[ArgumentOutOfRangeException]] The value assigned is outside the valid range of 0 and 65535.

See

[[resolution]]

Resets the print options to their default settings.

The defaults used for each setting are the same defaults with which Microsoft Excel creates a blank worksheet.