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Default If column width is 8.43, what should the row height be to make a square?


This is the question in other forum I answered.
Question:
I know that the standard columns width is 8.43 CHARACTERS (=64 pixel)
but I don't know what is the relation between characters and pixel.
Answer:
The relation is not solid,when the standard font and fontsize in EXCE
option is changed,the relation will be changed.
The relation can be gotten with VBA


Code
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relation = Columns(1).Width / Columns(1).ColumnWidth
MsgBox relation
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Because characters are not same width,according to EXCEL HELP said,it'
the average width of "0123456789" ten characters

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