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xlFill
What's the story with xlFill. I'm having problems finding
documentation on it. I thought if text in a cell overlapped the next cell xlFill will cut it off at the cell's edge. Which it does do. But I also noticed that if the cell has little text and empty space in the cell then xlfill will copy the text over and over till the cell is filled. I need the text to stop at the cells edge. Any suggestions. |
xlFill
I'm guessing that what you're talking about is something like:
ActiveCell.HorizontalAlignment = xlFill I don't think there is a HorizontalAlignment that truncates text, which seems to be what you want. You could try setting the HorizontalAlignment to xlHAlignGeneral and making sure there is something (a space will do) in the cell to its right. Joey Lawerence wrote: What's the story with xlFill. I'm having problems finding documentation on it. I thought if text in a cell overlapped the next cell xlFill will cut it off at the cell's edge. Which it does do. But I also noticed that if the cell has little text and empty space in the cell then xlfill will copy the text over and over till the cell is filled. I need the text to stop at the cells edge. Any suggestions. |
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