XmlMappedRange Control
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The XmlMappedRange control is a range that is created only when a non-repeating schema element is mapped onto a cell in Microsoft Office Excel. For example, when the maxOccurs attribute of a schema element equals 1. After Visual Studio Tools for Office creates the XML mapped range, you can program against it directly without having to traverse the Excel object model. You can only delete a XmlMappedRange control within Excel when the element mapping is removed.
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For a related video demonstration, see How Do I: Use XML Mapping in Excel?.
Binding Data to the Control
An XmlMappedRange control supports binding to a single data field (simple data binding). The ListObject control can supports complex data binding, and is automatically created when a repeating schema element is mapped onto a cell. For more information, see ListObject Control.
The XmlMappedRange control are bound to a data source using the DataBindings property. When an XmlMappedRange is added to a worksheet cell, Visual Studio Tools for Office automatically generates a data set from the data in the mapped cells, and binds the control to that data set. The default data binding property of the XmlMappedRange is Value2.
If the data in the bound data set is updated through any mechanism, the XmlMappedRange control reflects the changes.
Formatting
You can apply the same formatting to an Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel.XmlMappedRange control that you can apply to a Range. This includes borders, fonts, number format, and styles.
Events
The events available for the XmlMappedRange control are:
See Also
Tasks
How to: Add XMLMappedRange Controls to Worksheets
How to: Map Schemas to Worksheets Inside Visual Studio
Concepts
Binding Data to Controls in Office Solutions
Programmatic Limitations of Host Items and Host Controls