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On the code below I create a New WorkBook. Everything works great except
that when I display my new WorkBook the Rows acn be anywhere from 3/8" to 2" in height. I use the .ColumnWidth = 111 line to get by my Blank (Null) Cells. I think this is where my problem is, but I am not real sure. The 111 comes from the fact that it is the largest number of characters that can be in any one cell on the Application. Sub ClassIntl() Dim wkst As Worksheet ' Current Sheet Dim lbls As Workbook Dim wslb As Worksheet ' Work Sheet Dim rng As Range Dim lastRow As Long Dim SelCol As String Dim ColNum As Long Dim HSClass As Long Set wkst = ActiveSheet HSClass = 12 SelCol = InputBox("Enter the Column for the registrar You Want to Send Scores to:!") ColNum = Columns(SelCol & ":" & SelCol).Column SelCol = "A1," & SelCol & "1" Set lbls = Workbooks.Add(1) Set wslb = lbls.Worksheets(1) lbls.Title = "Letters to Universities" lbls.Subject = "IntlTest" With wkst If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False Set rng = .Range("A1").CurrentRegion With rng .AutoFilter Field:=HSClass, Criteria1:="AAA" .AutoFilter Field:=ColNum, Criteria1:="<" .Columns(ColNum).Copy wslb.Columns(1).Cells(1) .Columns(2).Copy wslb.Columns(2).Cells(1) .Columns(5).Copy wslb.Columns(3).Cells(1) .Columns(7).Copy wslb.Columns(4).Cells(1) End With End With With wslb.Range("A:F").EntireColumn ..ColumnWidth = 111 ..AutoFit End With If wkst.AutoFilterMode Then wkst.AutoFilterMode = False ActiveSheet.PrintPreview wslb.SaveAs Filename:="C:\ExcelExp\JustNE.xls", FileFormat:=xlNormal End Sub Any assistance in helping me make this new Book a little more representable will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance Granny |
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There are a couple of things that can be causing the row height problem.
If you have word wrap on and you put data in the columns before you execute the column width and autofit commands, it will increase the row height for cells that exceed the column width. Row height will also adjust for font size if it exceeds the standard height. Just a passing comment, information that I have says a cell can hold and display a lot more than 111 characters. You must mean that is your limit. "GrandMaMa" wrote: On the code below I create a New WorkBook. Everything works great except that when I display my new WorkBook the Rows acn be anywhere from 3/8" to 2" in height. I use the .ColumnWidth = 111 line to get by my Blank (Null) Cells. I think this is where my problem is, but I am not real sure. The 111 comes from the fact that it is the largest number of characters that can be in any one cell on the Application. Sub ClassIntl() Dim wkst As Worksheet ' Current Sheet Dim lbls As Workbook Dim wslb As Worksheet ' Work Sheet Dim rng As Range Dim lastRow As Long Dim SelCol As String Dim ColNum As Long Dim HSClass As Long Set wkst = ActiveSheet HSClass = 12 SelCol = InputBox("Enter the Column for the registrar You Want to Send Scores to:!") ColNum = Columns(SelCol & ":" & SelCol).Column SelCol = "A1," & SelCol & "1" Set lbls = Workbooks.Add(1) Set wslb = lbls.Worksheets(1) lbls.Title = "Letters to Universities" lbls.Subject = "IntlTest" With wkst If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False Set rng = .Range("A1").CurrentRegion With rng .AutoFilter Field:=HSClass, Criteria1:="AAA" .AutoFilter Field:=ColNum, Criteria1:="<" .Columns(ColNum).Copy wslb.Columns(1).Cells(1) .Columns(2).Copy wslb.Columns(2).Cells(1) .Columns(5).Copy wslb.Columns(3).Cells(1) .Columns(7).Copy wslb.Columns(4).Cells(1) End With End With With wslb.Range("A:F").EntireColumn .ColumnWidth = 111 .AutoFit End With If wkst.AutoFilterMode Then wkst.AutoFilterMode = False ActiveSheet.PrintPreview wslb.SaveAs Filename:="C:\ExcelExp\JustNE.xls", FileFormat:=xlNormal End Sub Any assistance in helping me make this new Book a little more representable will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance Granny |
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If you have wrapped text turned on and any of the rows are higher than normal
then when you widen the column to 111 to accommodate all the text on one line and then run auto column width, only the width of the column adjusts to the length of the text. The row height remains the same. Try running Row Height also as per the example. With wslb.Columns("A:F") .ColumnWidth = 111 .AutoFit .Rows.AutoFit End With Regards, OssieMac "GrandMaMa" wrote: On the code below I create a New WorkBook. Everything works great except that when I display my new WorkBook the Rows acn be anywhere from 3/8" to 2" in height. I use the .ColumnWidth = 111 line to get by my Blank (Null) Cells. I think this is where my problem is, but I am not real sure. The 111 comes from the fact that it is the largest number of characters that can be in any one cell on the Application. Sub ClassIntl() Dim wkst As Worksheet ' Current Sheet Dim lbls As Workbook Dim wslb As Worksheet ' Work Sheet Dim rng As Range Dim lastRow As Long Dim SelCol As String Dim ColNum As Long Dim HSClass As Long Set wkst = ActiveSheet HSClass = 12 SelCol = InputBox("Enter the Column for the registrar You Want to Send Scores to:!") ColNum = Columns(SelCol & ":" & SelCol).Column SelCol = "A1," & SelCol & "1" Set lbls = Workbooks.Add(1) Set wslb = lbls.Worksheets(1) lbls.Title = "Letters to Universities" lbls.Subject = "IntlTest" With wkst If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False Set rng = .Range("A1").CurrentRegion With rng .AutoFilter Field:=HSClass, Criteria1:="AAA" .AutoFilter Field:=ColNum, Criteria1:="<" .Columns(ColNum).Copy wslb.Columns(1).Cells(1) .Columns(2).Copy wslb.Columns(2).Cells(1) .Columns(5).Copy wslb.Columns(3).Cells(1) .Columns(7).Copy wslb.Columns(4).Cells(1) End With End With With wslb.Range("A:F").EntireColumn .ColumnWidth = 111 .AutoFit End With If wkst.AutoFilterMode Then wkst.AutoFilterMode = False ActiveSheet.PrintPreview wslb.SaveAs Filename:="C:\ExcelExp\JustNE.xls", FileFormat:=xlNormal End Sub Any assistance in helping me make this new Book a little more representable will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance Granny |
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Granny;
I do not know what version of Excel you have, but if it is earlier than 2004 just insert one line! With wslb.Range("A:F").EntireColumn .ColumnWidth = 111 .AutoFit .RowHeight = 14 ' This will make a perfect 5/8" Row Height for all of your Rows! End With The Word Wray works much better in 2004 or 2007! Good Luck Len "GrandMaMa" wrote: On the code below I create a New WorkBook. Everything works great except that when I display my new WorkBook the Rows acn be anywhere from 3/8" to 2" in height. I use the .ColumnWidth = 111 line to get by my Blank (Null) Cells. I think this is where my problem is, but I am not real sure. The 111 comes from the fact that it is the largest number of characters that can be in any one cell on the Application. Sub ClassIntl() Dim wkst As Worksheet ' Current Sheet Dim lbls As Workbook Dim wslb As Worksheet ' Work Sheet Dim rng As Range Dim lastRow As Long Dim SelCol As String Dim ColNum As Long Dim HSClass As Long Set wkst = ActiveSheet HSClass = 12 SelCol = InputBox("Enter the Column for the registrar You Want to Send Scores to:!") ColNum = Columns(SelCol & ":" & SelCol).Column SelCol = "A1," & SelCol & "1" Set lbls = Workbooks.Add(1) Set wslb = lbls.Worksheets(1) lbls.Title = "Letters to Universities" lbls.Subject = "IntlTest" With wkst If .AutoFilterMode Then .AutoFilterMode = False Set rng = .Range("A1").CurrentRegion With rng .AutoFilter Field:=HSClass, Criteria1:="AAA" .AutoFilter Field:=ColNum, Criteria1:="<" .Columns(ColNum).Copy wslb.Columns(1).Cells(1) .Columns(2).Copy wslb.Columns(2).Cells(1) .Columns(5).Copy wslb.Columns(3).Cells(1) .Columns(7).Copy wslb.Columns(4).Cells(1) End With End With With wslb.Range("A:F").EntireColumn .ColumnWidth = 111 .AutoFit End With If wkst.AutoFilterMode Then wkst.AutoFilterMode = False ActiveSheet.PrintPreview wslb.SaveAs Filename:="C:\ExcelExp\JustNE.xls", FileFormat:=xlNormal End Sub Any assistance in helping me make this new Book a little more representable will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance Granny |
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