I have a problem with max cell width in JupyterLab. When too many characters are inputted the cell shows a horizontal slider, but also increases in width. The slider amplitude is minimal (a couple of characters) and remains constant as the as the cell widens. This is also true for outputs, such as pandas dataframes with a lot of columns. I have tried reinstalling JupyterLab and solutions from other threads such as this but nothing seems to work.
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Within this picture, an Excel chart is displaying approximately 100 values + times (red curve):
Excel is "intelligent enough" to reduce the number of the displayed "Category" date+time texts (here: by the factor 6) because otherwise the texts would overlap each other. But the Excel chart still displays ALL the vertical (dark gray) grid lines where my value table contains time markers.
IF my data table contains even more (e.g. 1000) time values, then the displayed "Category" date+time texts are automatically reduced e.g. by the factor 60. But then the chart background is completely covered by vertical grid lines and does not show its background color any more at all.
In fact I would like to keep/show only those vertical grid lines where a Category (time) text is shown, i.e. ONLY at my green lines.
So how to to reduce the number of the displayed vertical grid lines ?
Thanks a lot
Excel is adjusting column width and row height depending on the screen resolution and scaling settings in Windows 10. The Excel tool I am working on needs to produce printable Excel sheets, that can be viewed on different machines keeping the correct cell dimensions and thus formatting.
The goal is that the sheets are displayed correctly independently of the Windows screen resolution or scaling!
I am aware of the so-called "pixels" in Excel and their dependence on these Windows settings. However, as there are no fractions of pixels, this leads to (slightly) different cell sizes on different screens. What I would like to do, is to adjust the pixel size in the Excel sheet.
However, I am not sure that this is possible, plus maybe there is a simpler solution I cannot see. VBA seems to provide tools only for the readout of the ratio of pixel to points, e.g., PointsToScreenPixelsY but no possibility to adjust the ratio.
Example:
This example determines the height and width (in pixels) of the
selected cells in the active window and returns the values in the
lWinWidth and lWinHeight variables.
With ActiveWindow
lWinWidth = _
.PointsToScreenPixelsX(.Selection.Width)
lWinHeight = _
.PointsToScr
I had autosized all of the columns beforehand, but when I fit all columns on one page in the print screen some columns turn into #######. Is there a way to prevent this without manually going in and making those columns bigger? (The ####### does not show up on the actual excel sheet, the number that occupies the cell does)
Thank you for any help.
If it's always the same column, I'd start by seeing if you can reduce the font size a little so that the width of the printed data isn't greater than the size of the column when the fit-to-one-page routine squeezes things together.
If you need an automated solution that will run whenever you get ready to fit-to-one-page and print, that's beyond my skills. Maybe VBA code that adds the column widths, predicts the % they'll be reduced, and checks to see which columns need to have their font shrunk & by how much... not a small project, that.
But if you can live with a manual solution, I'd start by a small reduction in font size. Or see if tweaking the margins helps -- tricks from college to get a "10 page paper"!
Alright, I have this issue, but whenever I want to search "fixed-fluid-fixed" it brings back fixed width on the first column, not position fixed.
How do I get a 3 column layout that is like this:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1331627/layout.jpg
Everything I've seen has floats on everything, but that seems to screw up the fixed position menu on the right.
I'd like to have the images scale by themselves and have a fixed width 3rd column. The 2nd and 3rd columns scroll together.
Stumped.
In my graph, the x axis are text values. When I make the graph, I cannot stretch it to the whole width. Instead, it takes only less than half of the width.
I usually do this by clicking on "Format Axis", but it doesn't offer that in this case.
Here is the screenshot:
I'm using Excel for Mac.
When you made the chart, did you select a bunch of empty rows below the range that actually contains data? Looks like twice as much empty data as data with values.
If you select the plot area or chart area, you can see the source data of the chart highlighted in the sheet. You can resize the highlighted range with the mouse to modify the amount of data in the chart.
Did they made different types for windows and mac? I'm using windows and scaling is never a problem here.
I can't give you any answer but I can give you a suggestion. Can you check the width of the numbers below the 'Number of public SLA templates' label? Its occupying all the width of your window.