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Introduced in build 8.6.1
Description
Sets an IEnumerable<T> as a data source to bind to template data markers.
C#
vb.net
Parameters
dataSource
The IEnumerable<T> collection to use as the data source.dataSourceName
The name of the set of data markers at which to insert the values imported from the data source.dataSourceName must be specified, but can be left as null or an empty string if this is the first data source bound AND the data markers in the template use the short data marker syntax or refer to the datasource by number rather than name. Note: dataSourceName does not include a data marker's column name, for example, the dataSourceName for %%=Products.ProductID is "Products."
property
The DataBindingProperties object which contains information about how the data should be bound to the template.property Must be specified, but the DataBindingProperties need not be set beforehand. To bind data to a template with the default DataBindingProperties, pass in ExcelTemplate.CreateDataBindingProperties() as the property value. Otherwise, use the ExcelTemplate.CreateDataBindingProperties() method to generate a new DataBindingProperties object and set the DataBindingProperties.MaxRows, DataBindingProperties.Transpose, and/or DataBindingProperties.WorksheetName properties for the workbook.
Exceptions
ArgumentNullException
BindData will throw this exception if null (C#) or Nothing (VB.NET) is passed to the method.
SARuntimeException
BindData will throw this exception if the data source contains more rows than the worksheet can hold.If there is more than one data marker referring to a data source and the data source is forward only, the exception will be thrown only if the source is larger than all bindings can hold.
Remarks
You can set several data sources for a single template. Use the following methods to set template data sources: BindCellData, BindColumnData, BindRowData, and BindData.Examples
C#
vb.net