gridview header height

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Is there a way to determine the height of the header in gridview?
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I ask because, although the header height will usually be the same as row height, it possible for header height to be a multiple of row height.
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The only way I can find to set the header height is to set the font size.

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Try the following code: -

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  1. Public Sub Form_Open()
  2. Dim GridView1 As GridView
  3. Dim sText As String[] = ["Hello", "world!", "Charlie", "was", "here!"]
  4. Dim siCount, siLoop As Short
  5.  
  7.   .Width = 900
  8.   .Height = 200
  9.   .Padding = 5
  10.   .Arrangement = Arrange.Vertical
  11.   .Text = "Gridview header height"
  13.  
  14. GridView1 = New GridView(Me) As "GridView1"
  15.  
  16. With GridView1
  17.   .Expand = True
  18.   .Header = GridView.Horizontal
  19.   .Font.Size = 40
  20.   .Font.Bold = True
  21.   .Columns.Count = 5
  22.   .Rows.Count = 5
  24.  
  25. Print GridView1.Rows.height ''Is there a way to determine the height of the header in gridview?
  26.  
  27. For siCount = 0 To sText.Max
  28.   GridView1.Columns[siCount].Title = sText[siCount]
  29.   GridView1.Columns[siCount].Alignment = Align.Center
  31.  
  32. For siLoop = 0 To sText.Max
  33.   GridView1.Rows[siLoop].Height = 20
  34.   For siCount = 0 To sText.Max
  35.     GridView1[siLoop, siCount].Text = sText[siCount]
  36.     GridView1[siLoop, siCount].Font.Size = 12
  37.     GridView1[siLoop, siCount].Font.Bold = False
  38.   Next
  40.  

Is there a way to determine the height of the header in gridview?

If you add the following see line 25 above: -

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  1. Print GridView1.Rows.height
Do this before you lower the height of the rows (line 33).
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bill-lancaster
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 That is amazing!
Thank you so much, I think this may be the only solution but such a complex solution to a simple matter
Regards
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