Question: How do I rotate text in a cell in Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac? Answer: Select the cell(s) that you wish to rotate the text for. Right-click and then select 'Format Cells' from the popup menu. When the Format Cells window appears, select the Alignment tab. Then set the number of. Office 2016 for Mac is sandboxed. Unlike other versions of Office apps that support VBA, Office 2016 for Mac apps are sandboxed. Sandboxing restricts the apps from accessing resources outside the app container. I am running Excel 2011 for Mac. I have a Worksheet with a small amount of data, and when I click the Pivot Table button it automatically creates the Pivot Table in a new Worksheet. The Pivot Table data is fine, but I want it to display alongside the source data. I do not know how to make the simplest in the world resizable UserForm. What I have seen on different forum threads are terrible behemots (huge as the Universe libraries doing too much). But I need a simple, one stroke solution and I hope it exists. At this moment I have this code. By Geetesh Bajaj, James Gordon. In Office 2011 for Mac, Excel has a special kind of sheet called a dialog sheet, on which you can make an input form such as the one you see when you’re in an Excel 2011 for Mac table and choose Data→Form. You can probably make one much nicer if you put your mind to it. Another use for dialog sheets is to make your own wizards.

Every once in a while I work on a VB.Net project. The coolest was building an interface connecting an ArcGIS front-end to a SQL Server backend… but that’s another story. One thing I always enjoy about Visual Studio, besides the post-1900s IDE, is the forms. They have many fine features, like rich textboxes you’re allowed to use,re dealing with
Dim ControlsAndAnchors(1 To 8) As ControlAndAnchors
'Chip Pearson code
MakeFormResizable Me, True
ShowMinimizeButton Me, False
ShowMaximizeButton Me, False
With ControlsAndAnchors(1)
Set .ctl = Me.Frame1
.AnchorTop = True
.AnchorLeft = True
.AnchorBottom = True
.AnchorRight = True
EndWith
With ControlsAndAnchors(2)
Set .ctl = Me.Frame2
.AnchorTop = True
.AnchorBottom = True
.AnchorRight = True
EndWith
'... etc
With ControlsAndAnchors(8)
Set .ctl = Me.CommandButton2
.AnchorBottom = True
.AnchorRight = True
EndWith
Set cFormResizing = New clsFormResizing
cFormResizing.Initialize Me, ControlsAndAnchors
EndSub

Add a little Chip Pearson form resizing code and you’re good to go.

Some Important or Perhaps Interesting Stuff to Know if You Try This

1. It’s important to add the controls to the array in order of their hierarchy. If you resize a control before its parent is resized it won’t work.
2. The WithEvents userform object seems to lack a Resize event. It does have a Layout event, which occurs whenever the form or any control on it is moved or resized. I could have worked with that, but instead I call the class’s ResizeControls subroutine from the form’s Resize event.
3. This project makes use of Chip Pearson’s excellent API form code, which allows you to resize, and add maximize and minimize buttons to, a form.
4. After finishing this I did a search and found that Andy Pope (of course!) did something like it ten years ago. He uses an enum, which is always fun, and has some different features, like setting a minimum control size. Unless I’m mistaken though, his code relates the change in control size or position only to the overall form, not to the control’s parent container. This can lead to oddness if you have two side-by-side frames containing controls.

Download

This download contains the code and form. It also has a copy of the table shown above that has the anchors listed for each control. I tied the table to the code so you can change the values of the anchors, run the form, and see how it behaves.

How Do I Resize A Userform In Excel 2011 For Mac Shortcut

Be careful, or you might get something like this: