SetStopIfTrue
Sets whether the editor will stop evaluating additional formatting rules if this rule evaluates to true.
Inherited from ApiFormatCondition.SetStopIfTrue.
Syntax
expression.SetStopIfTrue(StopIfTrue);
expression - A variable that represents an ApiDatabar class.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StopIfTrue | Required | boolean | True to stop evaluating additional rules. |
Returns
This method doesn't return any data.
Example
Stop the evaluation of the lower priority formatting rules when a rule is fulfilled in a spreadsheet.
// How do I prevent the other conditional formatting rules from being applied to the cells which are already highlighted in a spreadsheet?
// Keep the number format of the cells greater than 200 untouched by the second rule in a spreadsheet.
let worksheet = Api.GetActiveSheet();
worksheet.GetRange("A1").SetValue("Sales Data");
worksheet.GetRange("A2").SetValue(100);
worksheet.GetRange("A3").SetValue(250);
worksheet.GetRange("A4").SetValue(150);
worksheet.GetRange("A5").SetValue(300);
worksheet.GetRange("A6").SetValue(75);
let dataRange = worksheet.GetRange("A2:A6");
let formatConditions = dataRange.GetFormatConditions();
let condition1 = formatConditions.Add("xlCellValue", "xlGreater", "200");
let condition2 = formatConditions.Add("xlCellValue", "xlGreater", "20");
condition1.SetFillColor(Api.RGB(255, 0, 0));
condition1.SetStopIfTrue(true);
condition2.SetFillColor(Api.RGB(0, 255, 0));
condition2.SetNumberFormat("0.00");
worksheet.GetRange("C1").SetValue("The cells greater than 200 keep the general number format");