SetOptimalColWidth procedure
Prototype: |
procedure SetOptimalColWidth(const col1,col2 :integer; const Adjustment :double{e.g. 1.05}); |
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Description: |
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Syntax: |
xls.SetOptimalColWidth(col1,col2, Adjustment); |
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Description |
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xls |
Variable declared as an instance of the TExcelWrapper class |
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col1 |
Variable declared as integer that represents column number of the first column to optimise the width |
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col2 |
Variable declared as integer that represents column number of the last column to optimise the width |
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Adjustment |
Variable declared as double. You will normally want to set this parameter to 1, which means that autofit will be made with standard measurements. If you set it to for example 1.1, then rows will be adjusted to 110% percent of what their calculated height was. Use this parameter to fine-tune autofiting, if for example rows are too small when opening the file in Excel. |
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Return value: |
none |
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See also:
MergeCells , SetTextOrientation , Align , DrawBorders , FormatCells , AddUserFormat , AutofitCol , AutofitRow , SetOptimalColWidth , SetColWidth ,SetDefaultColWidth,SetRowHeight, SetDefaultRowHeight , SetColWidth_mm , SetRowHeight_mm , GetTextWidth , GetTextHeight , GetCellWidth, Complex example
Example:
Var
Row, Rows, Cols:integer;
xls :TExcelWrapper;
Begin
{document preparation}
//...
{managing worksheets}
//...
{setting cell values}
//...
{formatting cells examples}
xls.AutofitCol(1,Cols,true,1.05);
xls.AutofitRow(1,Rows,true,1.05);
xls.SetRowHeight(1,1,15);
xls.SetColWidth_mm(3,Cols-2,20.00);
xls.SetOptimalColWidth(Cols-2,Cols);
{document saving / previewing}
//...
End.
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