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Default Column Width Problem

I'm trying to copy column widths from a sheet in a workbook that is to
be supplied as needed by the user, to a sheet in a new workbook
created by my Excel macro. In the sample workbook supplied by the user
for development, I find that the destination column widths are
visually much narrower than the source column widths, though the
column width number is the same for both.

I understand that the meaning of column width units comes from the
normal font of the default style of the workbook. But again, in both
cases that's the same -- Arial 10pt. (In Excel 2003, I'm looking at
Format | Style | Normal | Font)

Of course, I've also made sure that zoom is the same for both too --
100%.

For now, I've worked around this problem by doing a copy on the
worksheet object into the new workbook, and deleting what I don't
want. That gives me the same column widths.

But I'd still like to know what could be causing the different column
widths I was seeing. Any suggestions?


Thanks,

Greg

 
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