officefileapi-devexpress-dot-xtrarichedit-dot-api-dot-native-dot-tablecell.md
Gets or sets the type of a rule used to determine the height of a cell.
Namespace : DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.API.Native
Assembly : DevExpress.RichEdit.v25.2.Core.dll
NuGet Package : DevExpress.RichEdit.Core
HeightType HeightType { get; set; }
Property HeightType As HeightType
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HeightType |
A HeightType enumeration member specifying how the height is determined.
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Available values:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto |
The height increases automatically to accommodate the content.
| | Exact |
The exact height as specified. If the text cannot fit the height, it will appear truncated.
| | AtLeast |
The minimum height will be the specified height. The height can be increased, if needed, to accommodate the content.
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winforms-richedit-tables-simple-example/CS/TablesSimpleExample/Form1.cs#L41
table[0, 2].PreferredWidth = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(5f);
table[0, 2].HeightType = HeightType.Exact;
table[0, 2].Height = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(0.5f);
word-document-api-table-examples/CS/Program.cs#L60
table[0, 1].PreferredWidth = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(5f);
table[0, 1].HeightType = HeightType.Exact;
table[0, 1].Height = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(0.5f);
winforms-richedit-tables-simple-example/VB/TablesSimpleExample/Form1.vb#L36
table(0, 2).PreferredWidth = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(5F)
table(0, 2).HeightType = HeightType.Exact
table(0, 2).Height = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(0.5F)
word-document-api-table-examples/VB/Program.vb#L47
table(0, 1).PreferredWidth = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(5F)
table(0, 1).HeightType = HeightType.Exact
table(0, 1).Height = Units.InchesToDocumentsF(0.5F)
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