I am constructing an Excel document using ClosedXML.
I fill the cells with text. When the text is long, it breaks it into several lines in the middle of the word.
How can I make it break into lines only between the words, only on the white spaces?
For example: The word Establishment is broken into 2 and the column width is not changed. I don't want it to break words in two but only in between words and if necessary to increase column width.
Try this code (c#):
ws.Cells().Style.Alignment.SetWrapText(true);
where ws is the worksheet.
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When i'm trying to add extra spaces to html textarea to make my text be indented and wrapped in a right way I need, textarea trims these spaces and wraps text in it's own way.
Lets assume that dot (.) is a space. In this case things go in a way, I want them. The line '....some.........texts........here' will be displayed in text area of size (cols: 13) with monospace font as:
here we have a string in text area of max 13 chars length. And the string indented with one tab that represented with 4 chars at the beginning. So there are additional dots at the end of the lines, to make next part of string be on the next line in text area. And it works.
But if I use spaces instead of these dots, so the initial line is:
' some texts here'
in the same text as before it will look like
So textarea trimmed additional spaces in all places where it wrapped the string. Is there any way to avoid it?
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I've got textbox in SSRS report. Textbox consists of 2 placeholders. Second one is long enough for line to be split several times. I want text to be wrapped on spaces, but it's wrapped on plus and minus signs instead. I need "a-b+" and "Ss-+" to be kept together.
Text is fetched from database, I have full control but can't predict exact length or particular order.
My guess is that engineers who've implemented wrapping thought of plus and minus signs as a part of math formula. That's wrong in my case.
So far I've tried to add HTML tags: makes each block occupy whole line and makes no effect. I need something like display: inline-block
I've tried creating several placeholders for each non-breaking value - no effect.
If I replace plus and minus signs with letters, placeholder wraps text just fine:
One obvious solution would be to calculate required character length to add manual line breaks (vbcrlf). But it can't be done easily since it's not a monospaced font.
Is it possible to prevent word wrapping on plus and minus signs?
I have one label which is taking value from database.And the value of label is more than 20 lines.
While displaying that label in pdf ,if label is very big then it is rendering on second page and my first page is half blank.
so I want to break that label on two pages so it will start on first page only and then it will break and then it will render on second page.What can i do for that?
Unfortunately, determining where to put page breaks on the fly is a weak point of SSRS.
Perhaps you could break up the long text into multiple rows in the data source (splitting on spaces between words). This would result in funny looking breaks in the output as you won't know for sure where the break will appear in a line on the printed report.
If the text has reasonably sized paragraphs, you could parse it out that way instead using line breaks.
I want to display 50 characters on a cell. The problem is the width of the cell is 50px, How can i display the string in two lines(the string is without space) on that cell.
Apart from the impossibility of the task as presented (see Mr Lister’s comment), you can specify allowed line break points with the <wbr> tag.
I have a comment box, if they enter long one word, "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
the box will break(text out of div), i have used overflow:hidden but my friend want it to break like normal text.
Any idea how to fix ?
In order for overflow to hide content that is larger than it's containers' dimensions, the container must have a set width. But even so, CSS doesn't break long words. (Except for IE, which has the word-wrap: break-word instruction. Further reading.)
If you're using some sort of server side processing (I assume you are), you could manipulate text content by breaking up long words at a preset length and thus avoid overflowing.
You need to use whatever server language you have to devise some way to break the string up. You could use a combination of regex (to check for long unbroken strings) and then combine it with some string split function in order to insert some newlines or something.