How to find a Cell Overflow/Overset (Red dot)-- VB

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From: karavind
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2004 09:24

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I want to find the cells overflown/overset in table from VB. I tried with row count but my script some times hangs ID. and some times it gives wrong result. please provide some better way to do it.

I create a table with data in indesign fixed width columns,if text overset then i have to adjust the text horizontal scale to fit the text.

thanks in advance.

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