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setting column width
I have a spreadsheet that I am using as a template, that I save out as a .prn
file to bring it into my Linux environment that I use to load into another application. I need to set my columns to a certain width in characters for loading purposes. Below are the details: Start End column A = 1 50 Column B = 52 52 Column c = 54 63 Column D = 65 74 If I can set my template up to have these column widths to start it would make it very easy as I save out to a .prn file. I am just unsure how to translate the width to character values. Thanks, |
setting column width
Would depend upon font type and size.
Proportional or non-proportional font........Arial would take up less width than Courier for example. The number that appears in the Standard column width box is the average number of digits 0-9 of the standard font. Also, I am not sure what Start and End signifies...........number of characters or? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:09:00 -0700, James wrote: I have a spreadsheet that I am using as a template, that I save out as a .prn file to bring it into my Linux environment that I use to load into another application. I need to set my columns to a certain width in characters for loading purposes. Below are the details: Start End column A = 1 50 Column B = 52 52 Column c = 54 63 Column D = 65 74 If I can set my template up to have these column widths to start it would make it very easy as I save out to a .prn file. I am just unsure how to translate the width to character values. Thanks, |
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