Ok guys, thanks for all the help thus far.
The listbox columns will be read in from a table.
So if the width in the table is 100, and I set the column
header with to 100, then the columnwidth in the list to 100,
the list column is actually wider than the header visually.
How do I use TXTWIDTH() and FONTMETRIC() knowing that I
want to the column to be 100? There is no text here to
use with TXTWIDTH().
>Kevin,
>
>Multiply txtwidth() by fontmetric(6). Depending on your text fontmetric(7) or somewhere between the two fontmetric values might be a better multiplier value to use.
>
>>Ok, I'm not sure exactly how to go about this.
>>
>>
>>? LEN("This is a long caption")
>>? TXTWIDTH("This is a long caption","Arial",9)
>>>>
>>The width of the container below the label is 119, yet visually the are
>>the same width.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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