How set column width using mso-... in style sheet ?
 

Hi,

I have a web page created by a servlet and set its mime type to Excel
so it opens in Excel.

I am able to tell Excel how to format the data for example by using
the following in the style sheet

..mystyle {
mso-number-format:"\#\,\#\#0\.000";
}

This formats with commas and three decimal places.

I would like to automatically reduce the width of each column to the
minimum.
(Can do this manually by double clicking the line between the column
tops, or in VBA using Columns("A:M").EntireColumn.AutoFit )

Is there a mso-... style to do this?
Is there a mso- reference anywhere?

I have found things like mso-width-source: userset; width=200pt
but this does not seem to work and does not do what I want anyway.

Many thanks!
Stephen Chalkley

How set column width using mso-... in style sheet ?
 

Hi Stephen,

There is a style attribute "mso-width-source" which you can set to "auto",
but I don't think this will affect how it is displayed in the resulting HTML
document. I believe it's only there for round-tripping (telling XL what to
do when you open the HTML document in XL again).

I guess you could modify the resulting <td tags by taking out the width
attributes - that may work for you.

--
Regards,

Jake Marx
MS MVP - Excel
www.longhead.com

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Stephen Chalkley wrote:
Hi,

I have a web page created by a servlet and set its mime type to Excel
so it opens in Excel.

I am able to tell Excel how to format the data for example by using
the following in the style sheet

.mystyle {
mso-number-format:"\#\,\#\#0\.000";
}

This formats with commas and three decimal places.

I would like to automatically reduce the width of each column to the
minimum.
(Can do this manually by double clicking the line between the column
tops, or in VBA using Columns("A:M").EntireColumn.AutoFit )

Is there a mso-... style to do this?
Is there a mso- reference anywhere?

I have found things like mso-width-source: userset; width=200pt
but this does not seem to work and does not do what I want anyway.

Many thanks!
Stephen Chalkley