Thanks Dan, but then I would have to use a monospaced font and fiddle with
the graphics much more than I want to. I was hoping there was some magic
with control refs that I didn't know about that would solve the problem.
Alvin.
Alvin W. Moore Jr.
Measurement Systems Programmer
Research, Development, and Engineering
Corning Cable Systems
Hickory, NC
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Subject: RE: text justification
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02/02/2004 11:48 AM
Alvin
You could however, use the string length and the cell width to
progrmatically add spaces to the beginning of your header string
Dan Bookwalter N8DCJ
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Subject: text justification in table headers/cells
Dear Folks,
Is there a way to programmatically set the Text justification in a table
in LV 6.1? I have a table of data in which I want to set all the column
headers to center justification, and yet set all the data in the cells (and
in the row headers) to left justification. I can't find a way to do this
programmatically, and from the UI all I can do is set it one way or the
other for the whole table (cells and headers). I know this is really just a
cosmetic issue, but it is something I would like to fix nonetheless. If you
manually set the headers to be center justified, that only works for the
headers you can see. If you scroll over, the new headers that become
visible are left justified. Any ideas, anyone?
Thanks in advance,
Alvin Moore
Alvin W. Moore Jr.
Measurement Systems Programmer
Research, Development, and Engineering
Corning Cable Systems
Hickory, NC
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