Hi Greg,
I read the row heights from the sample spreadsheet that you had sent. The values it returned were
20.25
14.25 (Hidden Row)
14.25
28.5
If i understand your requirements correctly, you need to check if a row/column is hidden? Would that be sufficient or do you want "0" to be returned as rowheight whenever a row is hidden?
Can you give more info on instances where the row height returned is incorrect. I will also look in this issue.Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks.
Best regards,
Stephen.
>I don''t always get the correct Rowheight, often only getting Double.MinValue. I was hoping to not only get the height, but see that a height of zero means the row (same for column/columnwidth) is hidden.
>
>foreach(IRange rowset in wk.Rows)
>{
> rowset.RowHeight;
>}
>
>Attached is an example xls file that I hope the next version can duplicate. It is not showing the Double.Minvalue, but still incorrect on rowheight.
>
>Thanks,
>Greg
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rowheight_8676.zip
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