I'm having an issue where the first column in my text chart is being cut off. I've tried resizing font, resizing the table, and changing the alignment, but nothing seems to impact it. Has anyone seen this issue before/know how to address it? Thank you.Image of table with cutoff first column
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I have a custom column at the start of my gantt view, this column somehow got shrunk to 0px. When I copy data to excel, the data still shows up. I cannot figure out how to make that column have a width. If I try to add the column again, when I copy to excel it is there twice. What can I do?
Go to Task-> View (Drop Down)-> Reset to default
This should bring all your columns back to a finite widt
I know many discussions have addressed this but I have not found a solution.
I regularly produce worksheets with about 100 records of text and date fields, each of which must be transposed into a 2-column table and printed to a PDF file.
To do this I have been using VBA code which works through the worksheet rows to sequentially: copy/transpose into two columns in a separate worksheet (Template) and then use rng.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF to create the PDF file.
It has all been working fine for several years, until someone recently noticed that sometimes the largest field does not show all the text from the Excel cell. It is invariably cut off after about 1000 - 1100 characters.
Many discussions mention that there is a 1024 limit on cell displays, but I thought this only applied to Excel 2003 and before - 2007 should be fine shouldn't it? In any case, I have found it is always possible to manually adjust the Excel field to reveal all of the text (both in the original worksheet and the temporary 2-column Excel table), sometimes totalling more than 2000 characters. Of course, I don't want to manually adjust and print to PDF 100 times on a regular basis. So I used AutoFit: Sheets("Template").Rows("1:18").Selection.EntireRow.AutoFit
Unfortunately this does not seem to duplicate the manual cell expanding that we have tried successfully. None of the cells is merged. All are wrapped and General formatted. I have tried cleaning text entries via Notepad before entry and inserting blank rows with Alt-F (as suggested elsewhere).
If AutoFit will not work, I am thinking maybe I could include some code to set a customised row height for each table by getting the total word count (is there a function?) and setting row height to about 0.8 * number of words - based on initial calculations.
Any ideas please?
I've used a method similar to what you suggested your last paragraph but with a character count instead of a word count. The VBA function is:
len(range("A1").value)
I did it since I had merged cells and they wouldn't autofit.
You'll have to calibrate for your column width, font and font size but from what I've learned there's no exact method. If you set your characters per line factor too high you might cut off a line, too low and you might get a blank line.
Is there any way to restrict the users from changing width of column or height of row of the worksheet on my windows form?
A work around for the time being has found. I am hiding the headings of my active sheet as done here. But please any better idea because this is not a solution you know.
I am having set of text boxes in the report and binding each columns in the text box from the Data set.
As of now only first record from the dataset is binding in the text box.
I need all the rows in the dataset to bind in the text boxes page wise.
Each row in the dataset bind to text boxes page wise.
First record in first page,Second record in second page ... etc.
How to achieve this? Help me to solve this...
Thanks in Advance,
Stephen.L
I recently faced the same issue, I used some help from stackoverflow to solve the issue, u might have already figured it out but this is to help others with similar issue.
Make sure you have a Dataset defined for your report.
Add a "Table" control to the report. This seems to be needed in order to iterate the rows in your Dataset.
Delete the header row and two of the default columns from the table so that you are left with a single row with a single column.
Expand the table to the width of your layout and make it as tall as you will need for your "free form" layout.
By default, there is a TextBox inside the table cell. Right-click the empty table cell and choose "delete" to remove that TextBox.
Drag a "Rectangle" control into the empty table cell. It seems to automatically "dock" to the width/height of the table cell.
Now you should be able to drag the fields from your DataSet (TextBoxes, etc) into the Rectangle to produce the desired layout.
You can use a List with page breaks at the end of details group.
Hi everyone i just wanted to ask how can i make the appearance of my datagridview better
I just wanted to remove the spaces enclosed in the red lines ,are there any way that I can extend my database to the full sisze of my datagridview?
Thank in advance
set AutoSizeMode to fill for Name column
Your question has nothing to do with the database. You can fiddle with the auto-sizing of the columns so that they occupy the full width of the grid. To fill the space at the bottom you would have to change the height of the rows, which would be unusual and is not something that would happen automatically. You could just change the grid background colour to white so it looks less like empty space.