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Textbox text visibility
I have a fixed dimension Textbox on a spreadsheet. I read variable data
(Text) from a database field and insert it into the textbox. The spreadsheet is eventually printed. I need to check if all of the text in the textbox is actually visible to the user. i.e too much text will be clipped. The text can contain carriage return or linefeed characters. If not then I would possibly reduce the font size assigned to the text box until all the Text is visible to the user. Does anyone know a method to do this? |
Textbox text visibility
You mean something in the way of having road map ( blue print) of a part with
the dimensions showing up in a text box at the end of the arrow/line leading to the point in question? If so then use "past picture link" scroll over the text you wish to see in the box copy go to where you want it pasted hold down the 'shift' and select 'Edit' and 'Paste Picture Link' "bcelestia" wrote: I have a fixed dimension Textbox on a spreadsheet. I read variable data (Text) from a database field and insert it into the textbox. The spreadsheet is eventually printed. I need to check if all of the text in the textbox is actually visible to the user. i.e too much text will be clipped. The text can contain carriage return or linefeed characters. If not then I would possibly reduce the font size assigned to the text box until all the Text is visible to the user. Does anyone know a method to do this? |
Textbox text visibility
No, What I mean is that the text box has a fixed height & width. If
'too much' text is actually in the textbox then some of the text is not visible on screen & will not show on a printout. I need some code that will detect this so that I can programatically reduce the font size applied to the text box until all of the text is visible. |
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