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The DayHeight property is used to get and change the height of days in a Scheduler control where days are arranged in rows, and resources are arranged in columns.
Example
IF CBOX_Zoom = True THEN
SCH_MySchedule.DayHeight = 200
ELSE
SCH_MySchedule.DayHeight = 100
END
Syntax

Finding out the height of the days Hide the details

<Result> = <Scheduler control>.DayHeight
<Result>: Integer
  • Height of the days in pixels, if the height was modified through programming (with the DayHeight property).
  • -1 in the following cases:
    • if the height of the days is automatically calculated (via the information given in the description window of the control).
    • if the resources are displayed in row. In this case, you must use DayWidth and ResourceHeight.
<Scheduler control>: Control name
Name of the Scheduler control used.

Modifying the height of the days Hide the details

<Scheduler control>.DayHeight = <New height>
<Scheduler control>: Control name
Name of the Scheduler control used.
<New height>: Integer
  • New height of the days expressed in pixels.
  • -1 to automatically calculate the height of the days from the information given in the description window of the control.
Remarks
  • If the height of the days is defined with the DayHeight property, the days cannot be "anchored" according to the available size.
  • Only the value -1 can be used. The other negative values are ignored.
  • To modify the width of resources, use ResourceWidth.
  • If breaks are found on the days, their height is returned by DayBreakHeight.
Minimum version required
  • Version 17
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Last update: 05/26/2022

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