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Article #9308Re: table cell properties: minimumHeight, height, maximumHeigth
From: Martin Fischer*
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 09:03
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 09:03
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Dave, in UI you can set the cells height as minimum (e.g. 4.2 mm). This means that the height cannot fall below this value, but it can grow if necessary (more content, more lines ...). But you can set the cells height as exactly 4.2 mm. This means that the heigth will allways be 4.2 mm. Independent of the heigth of the text (so the cell may overflow and some text disapear). But as I am writing my response I am thinking about the property "autogrow". This might control the behavior of which I thought the minimum, maximum or normal value of a cell will control it. I have to think about this and find out what for "heigth" stands for by itself. Maybe "height" will only get the control above a cells height if "autogrow" is "false". Thanks Martin
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