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YamMilkTea
July 9th, 2009, 02:17 AM
Hi,
Current code:
AxMSChart1.RowLabel = "aaa" & ", " & "bbb"
How to write the code, so it'll appear as
aaa
bbb
instead of aaa, bbb?
dglienna
July 9th, 2009, 11:34 AM
You'd have to split the string into values, then use this, to strip out the center value
Dim a as string = "aaa" : Dim b as string = "a, " : Dim c as string = "bbb"
String.Format({0}{1}{2}", a, Environment.NewLine, c)
YamMilkTea
July 9th, 2009, 07:53 PM
You'd have to split the string into values, then use this, to strip out the center value
Dim a as string = "aaa" : Dim b as string = "a, " : Dim c as string = "bbb"
String.Format({0}{1}{2}", a, Environment.NewLine, c)
You mean AxMSChart1.RowLabel = String.Format("{0}{1}{2}", a, Environment.NewLine, c) ?
i still get "aaabbb" instead of
aaa
bbb.
dglienna
July 9th, 2009, 10:52 PM
Try this:
AxMSChart1.RowLabel = String.Format("{0}{1}", a & Environment.NewLine, c) ?
or
AxMSChart1.RowLabel = String.Format("{0}{1}", a & vbCrLf, c) ?
or use Environment.NewLine as b, and print a,b,c
Is your label set to MultiLine? That's probably the answer, now that I think of it
YamMilkTea
July 10th, 2009, 01:15 AM
Try this:
AxMSChart1.RowLabel = String.Format("{0}{1}", a & Environment.NewLine, c) ?
or
AxMSChart1.RowLabel = String.Format("{0}{1}", a & vbCrLf, c) ?
or use Environment.NewLine as b, and print a,b,c
Is your label set to MultiLine? That's probably the answer, now that I think of it
Still cannot haha.. The AxMSChart don't have the multiline function. =x
dglienna
July 10th, 2009, 01:37 AM
Set the HEIGHT to double and try
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