Sascha Herpers <***@brainpowered.de>'s wild
thoughts were released on Fri, 17 Oct 2003 11:13:51 +0200
Post by Sascha HerpersHi J,
Post by Jan HydeRead up on the CellFloodPercent property
yes, forgot to mention, that I know this property. Sorry.
The reason why I don't like it, is, that it is almost impossible to
adjust the flood color, cell background and forground color to good values.
Play around with colours until your happy. Also make the
font bold, it helps a lot.
Private Sub Form_Load()
With VSFlexGrid1
.Cell(flexcpText, 1, 1) = "Hello"
.Cell(flexcpFontBold, 1, 1) = True
.Cell(flexcpFloodColor, 1, 1) = vbGreen
.Cell(flexcpFloodPercent, 1, 1) = 50
End With
End Sub
Post by Sascha HerpersIf you have e.g. white background, black forground and blue floodcolor,
the text is almost unreadable once the progress bar reaches the text. If
the textcolor would be inverted, that would be a realy neat feature.
Dark blue I bet, try a light blue like &HFFFF00
Post by Sascha HerpersBesides that, I would rather have the standard progressbar (little
rectangles with space between consecutive rects) than the unicolored one.
Any idea?
In the samples directory there is code that shows you how to
make it look as if there is a button in the cell. I guess
you could use the approach for a progress bar.
J
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