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Position a string by the pixel unit
Hi all,
Is it possible to position or pad a string by the pixel unit? By now, space() is base on character. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
Position a string by the pixel unit
There are other monospaced fonts apart from courier!
"clara" wrote: Hi all, Is it possible to position or pad a string by the pixel unit? By now, space() is base on character. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
Position a string by the pixel unit
For Excel, you can position almost, repeat, almost all shapes including
controls and word art by using pixels. When you refer to strings, I assume you mean like text and non-numeric characters in cells or in dialog boxes, list boxes, combo boxes, etc. I believe you are stuck with ens and ems (space). "clara" wrote: Hi all, Is it possible to position or pad a string by the pixel unit? By now, space() is base on character. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
Position a string by the pixel unit
It would depend somewhat on where/what you trying to achieve.
If within a cell, you are pretty limited on position, but formatting of font/size etc can be done on each char, by using Characters. You can use a label to position text anywhere, but then are limited to a single font/format. NickHK "clara" wrote in message ... Hi all, Is it possible to position or pad a string by the pixel unit? By now, space() is base on character. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
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