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Tables

Table 1: Redistributable Files
Table 2: Predefined control IDs
Table 3: Build Configurations
Table 4: Keyboard shortcuts
Table 5: Customizing Column/Row Headers and Grid Lines
Table 6: Customizing the Grid's Colors
Table 7: Page setup dialog
Table 8: Format Types
Table 9: Methods Implementing the Update Interface
Table 10: Cell Value Methods
Table 11: Row and Column Coordinate Methods
Table 12: Sheet Setting Methods
Table 13: Recalculation Methods
Table 14: Named Range Methods
Table 15: Range Specification Methods
Table 16: Expression Evaluation Methods
Table 17: Clipboard Methods
Table 18: Cell Operation Methods
Table 19: Operator Precedence Definition
Table 20: Financial Functions Arguments
Table 21: Arguments
Table 22: Mathematical Functions
Table 23: Statistical Functions
Table 24: Conditional Statistical Functions
Table 25: String Functions
Table 26: Logic Functions
Table 27: Financial Functions
Table 28: Date and Time Functions
Table 29: Miscellaneous Functions
Table 30: Embedded Tools
Table 31: Alphabetized Summary of Error Messages

Figures

Figure 1: Library Naming Conventions
Figure 2: CGXRange::SetCols(2,4) in a 10x10 grid
Figure 3: CGXRange::SetCols(2,4) in a 7x10 grid
Figure 4: How Objective Grid updates are implemented
Figure 5: Drawing class hierarchy
Figure 6: Control classes hierarchy
Figure 7: CGXBitmapButton in action
Figure 8: CGXCheckBox in action
Figure 9: 3D CGXCheckBox in action
Figure 10: CGXCheckBoxEx in action
Figure 11: 3D CGXCheckBoxEx in action
Figure 12: CGXCheckListComboBox in action
Figure 13: CGXComboBox in action
Figure 14: CGXComboBoxWnd in action
Figure 15: CGXCurrencyEdit in action
Figure 16: CGXDateTimeCtrl in action
Figure 17: CGXEditControl in action
Figure 18: CGXHeader in action
Figure 19: CGXHotSpotEdit in action
Figure 20: CGXListBox in action
Figure 21: CGXMaskControl in action
Figure 22: CGXPasswordControl in action
Figure 23: CGXProgressCtrl in action
Figure 24: CGXPushbutton in action
Figure 25: CGXRadioButton in action
Figure 26: 3D CGXRadioButton in action
Figure 27: CGXRadioButtonEx in action
Figure 28: 3D CGXRadioButtonEx in action
Figure 29: CGXRichEditCtrl in action
Figure 30: CGXSpinEdit in action
Figure 31: CGXStatic in action
Figure 32: CGXTabbedComboBox in action
Figure 33: CGXTabbedComboBoxWnd in action
Figure 34: CGXVScrollEdit in action
Figure 35: Objective Grid style class hierarchy
Figure 36: Objective Grid data structure class hierarchy
Figure 37: Objective Grid database browser class hierarchy
Figure 38: Utility class hierarchy
Figure 39: Objective Grid formula class hierarchy
Figure 40: Objective Grid plug-in component class hierarchy
Figure 41: Floating Cells
Figure 42: Merged Cells
Figure 43: Resizing a Hidden Column
Figure 44: Resizing a Hidden Row
Figure 45: Relationship between absolute and relative coordinates
Figure 46: Display Settings Dialog
Figure 47: Header and Footer Dialog
Figure 48: Page Setup Dialog
Figure 49: The Objective Grid Designer
Figure 50: Creating a new project
Figure 51: Stingray AppWizard Options
Figure 52: Choosing CGXGridView as base class
Figure 53: Final 1stGrid application in action
Figure 54: Visual C++| MFC New Project dialog
Figure 55: C/C++ Configuration Settings dialog
Figure 56: Modified stdafx.h
Figure 57: Visual Studio Resource View
Figure 58: Visual Studio Resource Includes dialog
Figure 59: Add user property sheet defining Stingray Studio paths
Figure 60: 1stGrid-Step 1 in action
Figure 61: Visual Studio Resource View
Figure 62: Visual Studio resource editor view
Figure 63: Redo Menu Item Properties dialog - Visual Studio
Figure 64: Find Menu Item Properties dialog - Visual Studio
Figure 65: New Edit menu items
Figure 66: View Menu Item Properties dialog with ID generated by Visual Studio
Figure 67: New View menu item
Figure 68: Adding the Properties menu handler
Figure 69: Visual Studio accelerator table editor
Figure 70: Accelerator Properties dialog -- Find
Figure 71: Accelerator Properties dialog -- Redo
Figure 72: 1stGrid-Step 2 in action
Figure 73: 1stGrid-Step 3 in action
Figure 74: Final DbQuery application in action
Figure 75: Visual Studio New Project dialog
Figure 76: Application Wizard - Application type
Figure 77: Accessing the Project Property Pages
Figure 78: Visual Studio Property Pages window
Figure 79: All Configurations Setting
Figure 80: Adding a Preprocessor Definition
Figure 81: Modified stdafx.h
Figure 82: Visual Studio Resource View short cut menu
Figure 83: Visual Studio Resource Includes dialog
Figure 84: Adding Lines to InitInstance
Figure 85: User Data Source
Figure 86: System Data Source
Figure 87: File Data Source
Figure 88: System DSN Tab
Figure 89: Creating a new data source
Figure 90: Naming the Data Source
Figure 91: Selecting the Database
Figure 92: Database has been correctly registered
Figure 93: Adding a CRecordset-derived class to your project
Figure 94: Selecting a Datasource
Figure 95: Selecting a Table
Figure 96: Entering Class Information
Figure 97: DbQuery -Step 1 in action
Figure 98: Visual Studio Resource View
Figure 99: Visual Studio resource editor view
Figure 100: Record Menu Item Properties dialog - Visual Studio
Figure 101: Record Menu Item
Figure 102: Delete Records Menu Item Properties dialog - Visual Studio
Figure 103: Requery Menu Item Properties dialog - Visual Studio
Figure 104: New Record menu items
Figure 105: Adding the Requery menu handler
Figure 106: DbQuery-Step 2 in action
Figure 107: DbQuery-Step 3 in action
Figure 108: DlgGrid application in action.
Figure 109: Visual Studio New Project dialog
Figure 110: Visual Studio Property Pages window
Figure 111: Visual Studio Resource View
Figure 112: Visual Studio Resource Includes dialog
Figure 113: Custom Control Properties dialog
Figure 114: DlgGrid in action
Figure 115: Control classes hierarchy
Figure 116: CGXEditControl implementation
Figure 117: CGXWndWrapper implementation
Figure 118: Interactions between a grid, a cell and a control
Figure 119: Sharing cell type objects among cells
Figure 120: Document - View Relationship
Figure 121: Update mechanism in the grid component
Figure 122: Schematic Structure for the Undo/Redo Implementation in Objective Grid
Figure 123: LookupStyleRowCol
Figure 124: Class Structure for this approach in Objective Grid
Figure 125: Drawing classes hierarchy
Figure 126: Recalculation Modes and Methods
Figure 127: Inheritance diagram for the Objective Grid Library
Figure 128: Inheritance diagram when using templates for sharing code
Figure 129: New Project
Figure 130: MFC DLL Wizard
Figure 131: ClassWizard
Figure 132: Database Engine Class Architecture
Figure 133: XML Dataflow
Figure 134: Example Hierarchy Grid
Figure 135: Hierarchy Grid Class Diagram
Figure 136: Regular Hierarchical Grid
Figure 137: A Wrapped Grid
Figure 138: Multiple Row Type Grid
Figure 139: The Objective Grid ActiveX control Object Wizard
Figure 140: Excel File as Seen in BiffView

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