How do I change row height to 16.0? I get choice of 15.6 (26 Pix.
In an excel sheet I need the row heights to be 16.0. I select the rows and
go to Format, Row, Height and type 16.0. When I check the row height it will be 16.2. I can take the cursor and try to change an individual row height and it will let me choose 15.6 (26 Pixels) or 16.2 (27 Pixels). I have changed the screen resolution and it did not help and I have tried to change print resolution but am only given 600dpi as a choice. |
Hi
AFAIK 1 pixel is the smallest increment you can use. -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "jlloyd" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... In an excel sheet I need the row heights to be 16.0. I select the rows and go to Format, Row, Height and type 16.0. When I check the row height it will be 16.2. I can take the cursor and try to change an individual row height and it will let me choose 15.6 (26 Pixels) or 16.2 (27 Pixels). I have changed the screen resolution and it did not help and I have tried to change print resolution but am only given 600dpi as a choice. |
Must be a Windows Display or Printer Setting.
I have no problem making row height of 16.0 stick. Excel 2002 Gord Dibben Excel MVP "jlloyd" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... In an excel sheet I need the row heights to be 16.0. I select the rows and go to Format, Row, Height and type 16.0. When I check the row height it will be 16.2. I can take the cursor and try to change an individual row height and it will let me choose 15.6 (26 Pixels) or 16.2 (27 Pixels). I have changed the screen resolution and it did not help and I have tried to change print resolution but am only given 600dpi as a choice. |
Hey Gord -
You using Windows Display setting Large Fonts or Small Fonts? The conversion from pixels to points is different (sthg like 0.8 pts/px for large fonts and 0.75 for small, but don't quote me). - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Gord Dibben wrote: Must be a Windows Display or Printer Setting. I have no problem making row height of 16.0 stick. Excel 2002 Gord Dibben Excel MVP "jlloyd" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... In an excel sheet I need the row heights to be 16.0. I select the rows and go to Format, Row, Height and type 16.0. When I check the row height it will be 16.2. I can take the cursor and try to change an individual row height and it will let me choose 15.6 (26 Pixels) or 16.2 (27 Pixels). I have changed the screen resolution and it did not help and I have tried to change print resolution but am only given 600dpi as a choice. |
Jon
Display........96 DPI Screen Resolution.........1024 x 768 Appearance Windows and Buttons.....Windows Classic Color Scheme.....Windows Standard Font Size.....Normal Running Windows XP Pro with SP2 Gord On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 22:20:39 -0500, Jon Peltier wrote: Hey Gord - You using Windows Display setting Large Fonts or Small Fonts? The conversion from pixels to points is different (sthg like 0.8 pts/px for large fonts and 0.75 for small, but don't quote me). - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Gord Dibben wrote: Must be a Windows Display or Printer Setting. I have no problem making row height of 16.0 stick. Excel 2002 Gord Dibben Excel MVP "jlloyd" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... In an excel sheet I need the row heights to be 16.0. I select the rows and go to Format, Row, Height and type 16.0. When I check the row height it will be 16.2. I can take the cursor and try to change an individual row height and it will let me choose 15.6 (26 Pixels) or 16.2 (27 Pixels). I have changed the screen resolution and it did not help and I have tried to change print resolution but am only given 600dpi as a choice. |
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