Track Changes

TX Text Control ActiveX X16 enables document collaboration features in your application. Track Changes, also known as redline, or redlining, is a way to keep track of the changes different authors make to a document.

These changes can be accepted or rejected by the authors to collaborate on the same document. TX Text Control ActiveX X16 remembers these changes, and stores them MS Word compatible in the document.

Changes are visually marked in the Text Control editor and also available in the new sidebar Tracked Changes that lists all changes with a timestamp and author information. This allows multiple users to collaborate by working on the same document.

Not only interactive changes can be tracked, but also programmatic changes that are done using the Selection object and based on the currently active user. All changes within the text are also visible in the sidebar and accessible programmatically using the API.

Excel Compatible Formulas

TX Text Control ActiveX X16 supports calculations in a table by using formulas. A formula is a property of a table cell and can be loaded from a SpreadsheetML document or can be inserted using the TXTextControl.TableCell.Formula property and TXTextControl.TableCellFormat.NumberFormula property .

TX Text Control ActiveX X16 supports 100+ formulas including most mathematical and trigonometric formulas compatible to Microsoft Excel.

Formulas can reference other table cells and the text content of a formula cell is automatically updated when the content of an input cell changes.

Excel Spreadsheet Import

TX Text Control ActiveX X16 supports the SpreadsheetML part of the Microsoft Office Open XML format. This format is a ZIP compressed XML format for spreadsheet processing and is used as the standard format of Microsoft Excel.

TX Text Control loads the *.xlsx format from physical files or from memory containing documents formatted with this format. The StreamType enumeration has been extended with the new SpreadsheetML member.

The LoadSettings.DocumentPartName property returns the names of all document parts of the specified document. Each SpreadsheetML document can contain multiple named worksheets. Using the LoadSettings.DocumentPartName property, the worksheet to be loaded can be defined.