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    Posted: 26 February 2010 at 12:26pm
Is there a way to get column header captions to display on more than one line if they are too wide for the column? I tried using the xtpAlignmentWordBreak flag for the Alignment, but it didn't work:


      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Statements Issued", 100, True)
         .Alignment = xtpAlignmentVCenter + xtpAlignmentRight + xtpAlignmentWordBreak
      End With


Playing with .PaintManager.HeaderHeightFormula provided more vertical space, but the text still didn't wrap. Is this possible?
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Looks like I can use markup to get the desired result:


      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Statements Issued", 100, True)
         .Caption = "<TextBlock TextWrapping='Wrap' TextTrimming='CharacterEllipsis' TextAlignment='Right' VerticalAlignment='Center' Margin='2,2,2,2'>" & .Caption & "</TextBlock>"
      End With
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Actually....

Column.HeaderAlignment = xtpAlignmentVCenter + xtpAlignmentRight + xtpAlignmentWordBreak
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Hi Jason,
 
You need to set .HeaderAlignment property to xtpAlignmentWordBreak (not .Alignment )
 
 
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Duh ;)

Thanks guys.
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Hi,
 
That's amazing, right? SuperMario replied the same time as I did. Wish we would get always that fast a reply....
 
 
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;) I have noticed that things have gotten a little friendlier around here again!
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Good to hear
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