Setting right-hand internal margin in textbox
Thanks yet again, Tom!
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Sandy
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:
in the drawing toolbar, click the second button (the northwest arrow) which
puts you in a type of design mode. then select the textbox and right click
on it. When done, click the button again.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
"Sandy" wrote in message
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Hi Tom -
Thanks for your reply!
It's the textbox from the Control Toolbox toolbar.
(I tried throwing in a box from the drawing toolbar just to see what that
would do -- I've never used an autoshape for a textbox before. I was able
to
get the thick line you mentioned, and thus, the 8-tab dialog you are
talking
about, just once! What's the trick to that?)
At any rate, how do I get this dialog from the textbox from the Control
Toolbox toolbar, or is setting the internal margin something that has to
be
done with code?
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Sandy
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:
That is for the textbox from the drawing toolbar. Is that what you are
using. Is it on a worksheet.
If you are using that textbox, you need to right click on the outer,
thick
selection boarder to get a format dialog that has 8 tabs.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
"Sandy" wrote in message
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Hello -
For some reason, I am not able to set the right-hand margin of a
multiline
textbox. Users want to print the document and the text is cut off on
the
right-hand side.
The Excel help files say to select the textbox, and on the Format
menu,
click the Margins tab and under Internal margin, adjust the
measurements.
I
do not have that option under format, or anything else for that
matter. I
can't even find it amongst the properties in intellisense.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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Sandy
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