Where are the adjustment items for autoshapes defined?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dave Jenkins
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In particular, for callouts with shape msoShapeRoundedRectangularCallout?
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If your shape is oShp, you can adjust two things:

oShp.Adjustments(1)

and

oShp.Adjustments(2)

--David
 
Dave Jenkins said:
In particular, for callouts with shape msoShapeRoundedRectangularCallout?
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Defined? What is this "defined"?

But play with this:

Dim oSh As Shape
Dim x As Long
Set oSh = ActiveWindow.Selection.ShapeRange(1)
With oSh
Debug.Print .Adjustments.Count
.Adjustments(1) = 0.5
.Adjustments(2) = 12
.Adjustments(3) = 1
End With

3 seems to be what you're after.

Ignore the Prof with his tales of two.
 
Yeah - I got into debug and just started trying them all, and anything over
three gto an error. I was hoping that there would be some "hiddne" ones that
I could captialize on to fix the probelm I'm experiencing.
 
Hi David:

Thanks for the reponse. My debug experiments tell me that Steve (see below)
is right about they're being three.
 
Dave Jenkins said:
Hi David:

Thanks for the reponse. My debug experiments tell me that Steve (see below)
is right about they're being three.
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Not me ... PPT. The .Adjustments.Count property spills the (3) beans.
 

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