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Determine Point Size of Text - Take 2
Sorry, I always press the wrong button there.
Question is if a user enters text into a cell, is there a way to determine just how long that text is in point size. IE the range("a1").width = 21, range("A1").value.width = 22 I know excel manages it somehow so it can do autowidth of rows and columns, is their a way to determine that programmaticaly so I can divide the text into more cells without changing the size of the cells or autofitting the text -- When you lose your mind, you free your life. Ever Notice how we use '' for comments in our posts even if they aren''t expected to go into the code? |
Determine Point Size of Text - Take 2
funny when I answer my own question No?
place text into an unused column, autosize then take the size of that column. any other thoughts? -- When you lose your mind, you free your life. Ever Notice how we use '' for comments in our posts even if they aren''t expected to go into the code? "ben" wrote: Sorry, I always press the wrong button there. Question is if a user enters text into a cell, is there a way to determine just how long that text is in point size. IE the range("a1").width = 21, range("A1").value.width = 22 I know excel manages it somehow so it can do autowidth of rows and columns, is their a way to determine that programmaticaly so I can divide the text into more cells without changing the size of the cells or autofitting the text -- When you lose your mind, you free your life. Ever Notice how we use '' for comments in our posts even if they aren''t expected to go into the code? |
Determine Point Size of Text - Take 2
Also look at Edit=Fill=Justify
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ben" (remove this if mailing direct) wrote in message ... funny when I answer my own question No? place text into an unused column, autosize then take the size of that column. any other thoughts? -- When you lose your mind, you free your life. Ever Notice how we use '' for comments in our posts even if they aren''t expected to go into the code? "ben" wrote: Sorry, I always press the wrong button there. Question is if a user enters text into a cell, is there a way to determine just how long that text is in point size. IE the range("a1").width = 21, range("A1").value.width = 22 I know excel manages it somehow so it can do autowidth of rows and columns, is their a way to determine that programmaticaly so I can divide the text into more cells without changing the size of the cells or autofitting the text -- When you lose your mind, you free your life. Ever Notice how we use '' for comments in our posts even if they aren''t expected to go into the code? |
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