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The default use of method PositionX or PositionY will return a number with four digits, how can i get a more precise number ? Six digits or more?
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If the PositionX has been set with more than 4 digits PositionX should return more. The following:
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Sub MyPosition() ActiveShape.PositionX = 1.654321 MsgBox ActiveShape.PositionX End Sub -Shelby |
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Hmmm. It returns many more than four digits for me, set or not.
You could also use methods: getposition or getboundingbox to get your x position -John |
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Thanks a lot, shelbym, runflacruiser
I found that i set my document unit to cdrMillimeter, if I set document unit to cdrInch, we'll get a extremely precise number ![]() So, i can get a precise number from cdrInch uint mode and transfer it to millimeters ![]() |
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