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interface XSheetFilterableEx
Base Interfaces
XSheetFilterableEx
┗ XSheetFilterable
XSheetFilterable
(referenced interface's summary:)
represents something that can be filtered using an XSheetFilterDesriptor.
Description
represents something from which criteria for filtering can be read.

In general the current object will be used only to create the descriptor to filter another object, i.e. the advanced filter feature in a spreadsheet.

See also
SheetCellRange
Developers Guide
Spreadsheets - Filtering
Methods' Summary
createFilterDescriptorByObject creates a filter descriptor for the specified filterable object from the contents of this object.  
Methods' Details
createFilterDescriptorByObject
XSheetFilterDescriptor
createFilterDescriptorByObject( [in] XSheetFilterable  xObject );
Description
creates a filter descriptor for the specified filterable object from the contents of this object.
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