You can then determine exactly where you want the table with the image to be located on the page. The Table Positioning dialog box will open. In the Table Properties dialog box select the Text wrapping Around. I tried other values for, like setting it to the range of the first and last paragraphs in the cell. Right click on the table and select Table Properties. Wid = BOX_WIDTH * PPI * pctfloat PPI = Points Per Inch = 72īox = .AddTextbox(.msoTextOrientationHorizontal. SetCell(cell, (pct * 100).ToString("N0"), null, bold) // Store text into cell and apply attributes Pct = CalculatePercentDone(goal, needed) Private static Word.Cell SetCellPercent(Word.Cell cell, decimal goal, decimal needed, bool? bold) There are two really important rules to understand about the relationship between anchors and figures: Rule 1: The anchor and the figure must always be on the same page. That value is correct because the text of the percentage shows up in that cell. Add or change the line style On the Tables tab, under Draw Borders, click Borders, and then click the desired borders.
It is invoked with equal to the last cell in the row.
If I manually edit the document, I can move the text box's anchor to the right cell, and everything looks OK. I need to have the text box anchored to the last column. The offsets (.1") also are calculated relative to the first column. My problem is that when I create the text box, it is always anchored to the first column of the row, not the column I request. The text box will be colored and will not contain any text. The text box's width is equivalent to the percentage. I want to insert 2 things into column 5 of a particular row: a number representing a percentage, and a text box. Using C# interop for Word, I can create a table with 5 columns and several rows.
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