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list box column widths
Hi,
I have a 3 column list box. Columns 1 and 2 are very small, 3 or 5 characters only. The 3 column is much longer. Is there a way I can adjust the first two columns so I don't have all this dead space? Thanks, |
list box column widths
You can set the column widths in the properties window in the VBE editor in
design mode. From the VBA help file: Unless specified otherwise, column widths are measured in points. To specify another unit of measure, include the units as part of the values. The following examples specify column widths in several units of measure and describe how the various settings would fit in a three-column list box that is 4 inches wide. Setting 90;72;90 Effect The first column is 90 points (1.25 inch); the second column is 72 points (1 inch); the third column is 90 points. "Karen53" wrote: Hi, I have a 3 column list box. Columns 1 and 2 are very small, 3 or 5 characters only. The 3 column is much longer. Is there a way I can adjust the first two columns so I don't have all this dead space? Thanks, |
list box column widths
Thank you. I tried that but I don't think I had the correct formatting.
I'll try again. "JLGWhiz" wrote: You can set the column widths in the properties window in the VBE editor in design mode. From the VBA help file: Unless specified otherwise, column widths are measured in points. To specify another unit of measure, include the units as part of the values. The following examples specify column widths in several units of measure and describe how the various settings would fit in a three-column list box that is 4 inches wide. Setting 90;72;90 Effect The first column is 90 points (1.25 inch); the second column is 72 points (1 inch); the third column is 90 points. "Karen53" wrote: Hi, I have a 3 column list box. Columns 1 and 2 are very small, 3 or 5 characters only. The 3 column is much longer. Is there a way I can adjust the first two columns so I don't have all this dead space? Thanks, |
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