SlicerCache.CrossFilterType Property
Gets or sets whether a slicer is participating in cross filtering with other slicers that share the same slicer cache, and how cross filtering is displayed.
Namespace: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
Assembly: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel (in Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Property CrossFilterType As XlSlicerCrossFilterType
Get
Set
'Usage
Dim instance As SlicerCache
Dim value As XlSlicerCrossFilterType
value = instance.CrossFilterType
instance.CrossFilterType = value
XlSlicerCrossFilterType CrossFilterType { get; set; }
Property Value
Type: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlSlicerCrossFilterType
A XlSlicerCrossFilterType object.
Remarks
Read/write.
If more than one slicer is associated with the same PivotTable, by default, if the item or items you filter by in one slicer have no corresponding data in another slicer, those items will be grayed out. For example, if you have Country slicer and a State slicer, and you click a country in the Country slicer, all states that are not in that country will be grayed out. This feature is referred to as "cross filtering".
The user interface settings that correspond to the setting of the CrossFilterType property are the Visually indicate items with no data and Show items with no data last check boxes in the Slicer Settings dialog box. Setting the CrossFilterType property to xlSlicerCrossFilterShowItemsWithDataAtTop corresponds to selecting both the Visually indicate items with no data and Show items with no data last check boxes. Setting the CrossFilterType property to xlSlicerCrossFilterShowItemsWithNoData corresponds to selecting only the Visually indicate items with no data check box. Clearing both check boxes corresponds to setting the CrossFilterType property to xlSlicerNoCrossFilter.
OLAP data sources (SlicerCache.OLAP = true) are not supported by the CrossFilterType property of the SlicerCache object. For OLAP data sources, use the CrossFilterType property of the SlicerCacheLevel object, instead.