Control : VerticalProgressBar 
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Description
The VerticalProgressBar is a narrow, vertical bar with a small slider whose progress along the bar determines the value of the field the control is tied to. This slider can be moved manually (by the user) or programatically (by a function). The only way in which this control differs from the HorizontalProgressBar is that this control has the Vertical property set to True by default.
The VerticalProgressBar has three important properties: Discrete Count, Max Value, and Min Value. Each of these can either be tied to a class field or set with an expression. The MaxValue indicates the value of the control when the slider is all the way at the bottom. The MinValue indicates the value of the control when the slider is all the way at the top. If the Use Discrete Count property is checked (True), then DiscreteCount determines how many discrete steps the slider makes in getting from MinValue to MaxValue. Otherwise, the slider moves in single integer steps.
How To
For a detailed example of how to use the control, see the HorizontalProgressBar Use Case.
Associated Data Types
Associated Interface Types
- None
Required Adapter Types
- None
Associated Properties
Specialized Properties
- Discrete Count
- Hide Thumb At Zero
- Max Value
- Min Value
- Position At Thumb Center
- Read Only
- Reverse Direction
- Secondary Bar Value
- Show Progress
- Show Thumb
- Show Tooltip
- Show Trough
- Snap Thumb During Drag
- Use Discrete Count
- Vertical
Unique Properties
- None
