DRAW.SLIDER
Define a graphical slider on a given drawing.
Syntax
=DRAW.SLIDER(X, Y, Width, Height, [LineColor], [FillColor], [Angle], Label, [Value], Min, Max, Step, [Marker], [FormatRange])
Arguments
Name | Description |
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X | X Coordinate in 1/100th mm |
Y | Y Coordinate in 1/100th mm |
Width | Width in 1/100th mm |
Height | Height in 1/100th mm |
LineColor (optional) | Options: - None for no line - Hexadecimal color value ( #FF0000 for Red) |
FillColor (optional) | - Hexadecimal color value ("#FF0000" for Red) |
Angle (optional) | Angle in radians. |
Label | Label to display |
Value (optional) | Current state of the button. TRUE for pushed and FALSE for released. If a cell reference is used, a value change from user interaction will be pushed into that cell. |
Min | Minimum value displayed in the knob. |
Max | Maximum value displayed in the knob. |
Step | Step to use for interaction while changing the knob value. |
Marker (optional) | Marker style to indicate the current value. Allowed values are: none arrowinner line circlesmall Default is a large circle. |
FormatRange (optional) | Cell range to provide additional scale information. It must be a range with 3 columns. The values in the first column provides a scale value. The value in the second column provides a label, that is displayed instead of the scale value. This is optional. The value in the third column can provide a hexadecimal color value. This is used to color the scale between the last value and the current value in column one. This way you can define a colored scale indicating valid, invalid oder desired values ranges. See the sample below. |
Return
TRUE, if slider could be created.
Hint
This function should not be used in a cell
Examples
A | B | C | |
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1 | 0 | Bad | #FF0000 |
2 | 30 | Average | #00FF00 |
3 | 70 | Good | #0000FF |
Formula | Result | Comment |
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| TRUE | Draw a slider with an interval from 0 to 100 and a step value of 5. As a format range is given, the slider scale will be colored and custom labels will be applied. The selected value will be pushed into cell A1. |