I'm trying to programatically set the page orientation for an Excel worksheet to Landscape.I thought this would be easy... Everything I try gives me errors. I want something like this:
On this one, I get 'Public member XLPageOrientation on type Worksheet not found' and similar errors on other things I've tried...I got it! I was close :) xlWorkSheet.PageSetup.Orientation = XlPageOrientation.xlLandscape
At the moment I have the following code that exports fine to Excel but I need to change the orientation to landscape and fit to 1 page (width). Can I do this in code-behind
I have Visual Basic 5.0 and need to print the full form in landscape mode. My form has lines,textboxes, and labels that need to be printed as they are on the screen. I understand that printform.print does not respond to changing to landscape orientation. I have tried the paint picture method, but did not like the quality of the text. I have also tried having a common dialog box before printing and even set the default to landscape, but the form still printed in portrait. Is there a way that I can print my form in landscape mode in Visual Basic 5.0?
I am try to control which tray to print to from a VB form. (VS2008)The target printer is HP laserjet 4200 with a 4 tray TowerTray added. The test is below just cycles through the 16 options, but they all go the botton tray on the printer. The default tray is the top tray on the printer.Imports Word = Microsoft.Office.Interop.WordImports System.Drawing.Printing
Public Class PrintTest1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click testprint() End Sub Private Sub testprint() Dim oWord As Word.Application Dim oDoc As Word.Document = Nothing
I've automated quite a bit with excel and every so often one of these really annoying glitches pops up.I'm using Office 2003, all with latest service packs and everything, and basically I usually end up creating a lot of applications which automate excel, processing database information and exporting it etc, etc, etc.
I currently have finalized this most recent export process, which exports a moderately sized table into excel for the user to work with, but I wanted to adjust the printing area appropriately.SO, I set the PrintArea to the A1:K47 string, I set the FittoPagesTall/Wide to 1 and the Orientation to Landscape, and all of this is perfectly functional from my 2008 .Net 3.5 application. But in the open application window of the file i'm automatically creating, the page divider lines still show 4 pages of data. Now, I said to myself, i know that in the Page Setup Dialog I can set "Fit to Page" and it automatically adjusts the zoom factor (scaling) to fit the print area onto 1x1 pages.
The only property in the WorkSheet.PageSetup that appears to do this is the ChartSize property, but when I step over that line in the Application I'm debugging, I get the Exception:"Unable to set the ChartSize property of the PageSetup class"Now the only thing i've seen online about this error from Microsoft says it could occur when a printer isn't installed. That is not the case here.
I further looked up in the property and it said something about only being applied to "Chart Sheets" but when I try to use the workbook.worksheets.add() method witht the Type set to xlChart I get a com object disconnected from RCW error.NOw, I can manually go into the Page Setup Properties for the Excel Worksheet, and set the "FIt to Page" there, so How can I forcibly automate this exact same process without having to open the Excel APplicaiton.
I need to allow the user to rotate a control (the control inherits from a TextBox) in 90 degree increments so the text can be read from either side, or even upside down.
I'm guessing I could override the control's paint event and just paint it in the orientation that I want, but I'm just wondering if there's a quicker/built-in way?
How can i get the orientation which user has set through printdialog??i mean i need to get orientation as string to store it after printdialog closes. how can i do that?
When creating a new iTextSharp document how do I specify the page orientation? Using Dim doc As New Document(PageSize.LETTER) creates a letter size document with portrait orientation. I need a letter size document with landscape orientation. How do I set that? Also, does anyone know if the documentation is online? I couldn't find it anywhere on their website.
How can I get the report to print in landscape?I changed the width to 11inches, but all it does now is shrink the page to fit a portrait a4...Its a vb.net console app.Here is what I tried:
vb ' Export the given report as an EMF (Enhanced Metafile) file. Private Sub Export(ByVal report As LocalReport) Dim deviceInfo As String = "<DeviceInfo>" & _
I designed a listview inj VB2010 using a tutorial on the web. It has Add, Delete, & Edit buttons. I added a fourth button to print the contents of the listview but it only printed in Portrait. The code I used to try to print in lanscape is below. What needs to change?
I have a form for viewing multiple outputs from my program and a print command to print the current listbox text. This works great for most of the stuff I want to print. One output though has some long lines on the second page. I'd like to force the second page to print landscape and only when it's loaded this certain output.
How can I get the code below to print landscape for the second page? I have a variable that holds the type of output the viewer form is holding so a simple if statement could turn the landscape on for the one type of output.
I searched the forums and even grabbed a 101 examples pack from msdn but the examples didn't ever help me learn how landscape is set.
'This sub prints the list box line for line, It now properly prints multiple pages without cutting off or leaving lines out. Static firstPage As Boolean = True
I was able to print all .XPS files in a directory. This thread is located here: [URL]
I need these files to print in landscape mode. I have been able to print in landscape from within a program but in this case I am sending files to a print que and I don't know how to set the default printer to landscape.
Right now, I have a PrintForm dragged onto the screen and it's named PrintForm1. I need to print this form in landscape mode so it fits all in one page.Here is the code I am currently using to print:
Private Sub Print_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Print.Click PrintForm1.Print(Me, PowerPacks.Printing.PrintForm.PrintOption.CompatibleModeFullWindow) End Sub
I want to change the orientation of rows and headers in a datagridview using a deserialised class as a dataset so that rows are displayed as columns and columns as rows. How do I do this?
I am using drawstring with the DrawMode set to OwnerDrawFixed on a tab control. The Tabs have a alignment set to left, but the text is displayed in a horizontal orientation. I would like to change the orientation to vertical. I am expecting this to be simple, but can not seem to find the correct input parameters for drawstring.
we want to print the datagridview in the form with the data of different employees (see our attached image).. but it's too long and it can not be printed in a short bond paper.. so we need a code to print that form in a long bond paper and in a LANDSCAPE ORIENTATION..
I have my code correctly generating an envelope using a PrintDocument:[code]Which is fine and dandy, except when it goes to the printer the whole thing (paper size and everything) needs to be rotated 90 degrees.Right now it's all horizontal from left to right, but printing I need to send it either return address or stamp edge up (the text will need to be rotated 90 degrees so it's vertical too).
