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1. GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD HOW TO
2. GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD MANUAL
3. GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD CODE

The following gives you what you're after:ĪctiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range.Text = "Foo" & Chr(11) & "Bar" It turns out that what you need is ASCII 11, for which there is no pre-defined constant. But all of those insert a new paragraph.ĪctiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range.Text = "Foo" & vbCr & "Bar"ĪctiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range.Text = "Foo" & vbLf & "Bar"ĪctiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range.Text = "Foo" & vbNewLine & "Bar" Such as vbCr (carriage return, ASCII 13) and vbNewLine (new line, also ASCII 13), or vbLf (line feed, ASCII 10). You might try some other VBA supplied constants. Thus:īut how do you get "Foo", followed by a line break, followed by "Bar", using VBA? Will replace the text of that paragraph with "Foo", followed by a paragraph break, followed by "Bar".

GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD CODE

A code snippet like this:ĪctiveDocument.Paragraphs(6).Range.Text = "Foo" & vbCrLf & "Bar" I am unable to do that and whatever i am trying format the entire string to BOLD. Need to do this using macros since the data is being read from a TEXT File.

I needed to do this recently, and the answer was hard to find online, so I'll write it up here - as usual, to help me find this again, and to help anyone else looking for the same thing. This member is currently not supported in PDF, XPS and image formats. Positive value indicates expanded (loose) spacing and negative value indicates condensed (tight) spacing. GemBox.Presentation supports a variety of TextCharacterFormat options like font name, size and color (fill), underline style and color (fill), on/off properties like bold and italic and many others. But what if you want to do so in Visual Basic (i.e., in a macro)? Gets or sets the spacing between characters within a TextRun. That's how you enter a line break in Word itself. If your paragraph has different indentation for the first line, this new line won't have that different indentation, because it's not the first line in a new paragraph. If your paragraph has extra space above or below, this new line will simply be spaced in the same way as the line-spacing (you don't get the extra spacing). It is a bit weird to see bold text in parentheses. Something like: Name7 & ' (' & Notes & ') ' & Address Think of it as concatenating several substrings. Forcing a new line does not start a new paragraph, so the text will be laid out exactly as if it were a continuation of the paragraph you were in, simply on a new line. You indeed have to add the bold tags, and set the Text format property to Rich text.

GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD MANUAL

If you have "show all characters" turned on, you'll see each manual line break with the icon of a solid arrow that goes first down, then left.

() Create a right-aligned (multi-line) paragraph.

GEMBOX RUN.CHARACTER FORMAT.BOLD HOW TO

To insert a new line, press Shift + Enter. Dim run ().Elements.AddRun('Shows how to use text boxes with GemBox.Spreadsheet component.') true (DrawingColor.FromName(DrawingColorName.Orange)) Create an empty paragraph. It can have extra space above or below, it could be indented from the left / right margins, with the option of different indentation for the first line. Each paragraph in Word has its own properties. If you have "show all characters" turned on, you'll see each paragraph break with its "backwards P" icon. To insert a new paragraph, press the Enter key. SheetData sheetData = ().In Microsoft Word, there's all the difference in the world between a new paragraph and a new line. WorkbookPart workbookPart = spreadsheetDocument.WorkbookPart A run’s Font object provides properties for getting and setting the character formatting for that run. A Run object has a read-only font property providing access to a Font object. Character Format can be set on: elements Run, Hyperlink and Field styles Character Style and Paragraph Style Default Character Format and. Examples include font typeface and size, bold, italic, and underline. GemBox.Document supports a variety of text formatting options like font name, size and color on / off properties like bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript, superscript and many others. WorkbookPart workBookPart = spreadsheetDocument.WorkbookPart Apply character formatting Character formatting is applied at the Run level. The following code will work on an existing spreadsheet that has no rows (note I haven't added the code for merging as that just adds complication - if you need help with that then please see my answer here) using (SpreadsheetDocument spreadsheetDocument = SpreadsheetDocument.Open(filename, true))

You can add the bold by creating a RunProperties element and adding a Bold element to that. You need to use separate Run elements for the differently styled pieces of text.