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    Old April 4th, 2005, 10:24 AM
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    Vertical Text Alignment?

    Hello -

    This has to be very simple, but I'm not finding any mention (Crystal help or otherwise) of how to vertically align text within a field. Horizontally, yes, but not vertically.

    My goal is to bottom-align text within a multi-line field. Does anyone know how I might accomplish this?

    TIA.

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    Old June 8th, 2005, 10:10 AM
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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    I have been struggling with this as well. Is it really not possible? Even a workaround? I have been thinking that HTML text might work...

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    Old March 13th, 2006, 09:24 AM
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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    Hi All,

    Closest I have got with this is the crcenteredvertically alignment constant (CR XI) but still no definitive answer...

    Can anyone else help?

    TIA,

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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    try these constants

    crTopAligned - Align to the top.

    crBottomAligned - Align to the bottom.

    crCenteredVertically -Center vertically.
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    Old April 7th, 2006, 06:48 AM
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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    or post some sample data with the format you want
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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    Where would those constants be applied and what would you set equal to them? I've tried the formula editor in the format field and have not had success.

    Thanks.
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    Old June 23rd, 2007, 12:09 AM
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    Re: Vertical Text Alignment?

    Probably this can help for vertical text alignment:

    right click on the field -> format field -> Common.
    On the very bottom of the "Object format" section, set 90 (or 270) degrees for the "Text Rotation"
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