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:: com :: sun :: star :: sheet ::

interface XLabelRange
Description
provides access to the settings of a label range in a spreadsheet document.

These can be column or row labels, depending on where they are used.

See also
LabelRange
Methods' Summary
getLabelArea returns the cell range address that contains the labels.  
setLabelArea sets the cell range address that contains the labels.  
getDataArea returns the cell range address for which the labels are valid.  
setDataArea sets the cell range address for which the labels are valid.  
Methods' Details
getLabelArea
::com::sun::star::table::CellRangeAddress
getLabelArea();
Description
returns the cell range address that contains the labels.
setLabelArea
void
setLabelArea( [in] ::com::sun::star::table::CellRangeAddress  aLabelArea );
Description
sets the cell range address that contains the labels.
getDataArea
::com::sun::star::table::CellRangeAddress
getDataArea();
Description
returns the cell range address for which the labels are valid.
setDataArea
void
setDataArea( [in] ::com::sun::star::table::CellRangeAddress  aDataArea );
Description
sets the cell range address for which the labels are valid.
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