| CELL ALIGNMENT [message #659682] |
Fri, 27 January 2017 05:28  |
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Hi ,
I need a help in aligning the values inside a cell centered both horizontally and vertically. The values in the report are getting aligned horizontally but are touching the top of the cell . I need it to be centered.
Is there any way that this result could be achieved as we could do it in MS EXCEL.
thanks in advance
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| Re: CELL ALIGNMENT [message #659685 is a reply to message #659683] |
Fri, 27 January 2017 06:12  |
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thank you sir. I have aligned it using justify what is available in the report builder. that aligns only horizontally. i could not get the vertical alignment.
Thanks a lot once again .
if anyone comes across some solution. pl do post it
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| Re: CELL ALIGNMENT [message #663593 is a reply to message #659682] |
Fri, 09 June 2017 10:53 |
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Lubna
Messages: 12
Registered: June 2017
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And also there is following property in template which could help you to get desire result.
Even more options are available up and below to this property while setting property template.
Quote:Between Frame and Fields (Vertical)
Description The Between Frame and Fields (Vertical) property defines the amount of
vertical space between frames and the fields they enclose.
Values Enter a value of zero or more. The value will be in the Unit of Measurement for
the report (inches, centimeters, or points).
Applies to templates
Default 0
Usage Notes
n If Grid Snap is on, objects will snap to the nearest grid snap points, regardless of this
setting. If you want a greater level of spacing control, you can turn off Grid Snap
when you create the report. However, this means that objects will no longer snap to
the grid snap points.
n If you change the Unit
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