I see in that example, measureString is used on the dataColumnName, but I want to measure the string that is in the cell. I have tried using
Table.rows(i).cells(j).Value to get the contents of the cell, but that always returns a null value. Is there a way to get the contents of the table cell?
>Hi Matt,
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>We can change the width/height of rows and columns based on the data that in that cell.
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>1) To change the column width use
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>table.Columns[ index ].Width
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>2) To change the row height use
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>table.Rows[index].Height
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>3) To get the Column name of the data source use
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>table.Columns[ index ].DataColumnName
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>4) To measure the size of the string use MeasureString() Method of IPDFGraphics.
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>Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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>Regards,
>Ajish.
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Here is a sample for you to refer
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>>I have created a table to be published from a dataset. Is there any way to go through the cells of the pdf table and change the width/height based on the the data that is in that cell?
