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Calculate vertical midpoint of a print area in a sheet
Is it even possible to calculate the midpoint of a sheet taking into account margins, row heights, font sizes, and anything else that could affect it
I am trying to place a graphic (a text box) at the left edge (horizontal) and center of the page (vertical) using VBA. The sheets I have to work with use all different font sizes, margins, row heights, etc. It seems impossible to do. Have I found a limit in VBA If you can accurately calculate this, please, pleasE, pleaSE, pleASE, plEASE, pLEASE, PLEASE post your code so I can solve this mystery. Thanks much in advance for your assistance |
Calculate vertical midpoint of a print area in a sheet
Seems you could find the pagebreak, then add up the heights of the rows in
the page, then go halfway. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "quartz" wrote in message ... Is it even possible to calculate the midpoint of a sheet taking into account margins, row heights, font sizes, and anything else that could affect it? I am trying to place a graphic (a text box) at the left edge (horizontal) and center of the page (vertical) using VBA. The sheets I have to work with use all different font sizes, margins, row heights, etc. It seems impossible to do. Have I found a limit in VBA? If you can accurately calculate this, please, pleasE, pleaSE, pleASE, plEASE, pLEASE, PLEASE post your code so I can solve this mystery. Thanks much in advance for your assistance. |
Calculate vertical midpoint of a print area in a sheet
This will work if :-
1. There is only 1 page. 2. The Print Range is set (or you can supply another range) '---------------------------------------------------- Sub test() '- requires that Print area is set Dim TotalRowHeight As Long Dim PictureHeight As Long '-- calculate height TotalRowHeight = 0 For Each RW In ActiveSheet.Range("Print_Area").Rows TotalRowHeight = TotalRowHeight + RW.RowHeight Next '- change picture position PictureHeight = ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Object 1").Height ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Object 1").Top = (TotalRowHeight / 2) (PictureHeight / 2) End Sub '-------------------------------------------- -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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