XRControl.HeightF Property

Specifies the control’s height (measured in report units).

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraReports.UI

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraReports.v20.2.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.Reporting.Core, DevExpress.WindowsDesktop.Reporting.Core

Declaration

C#

[Browsable(false)]
public virtual float HeightF { get; set; }

VB.NET

<Browsable(False)>
Public Overridable Property HeightF As Single

Property Value

Type	Description
Single	A Single value representing the height of the control. This value cannot be less than 2 units.

Remarks

A control’s width and height are measured in the units set by the XtraReport.ReportUnit property.

A control’s width is specified via the XRControl.WidthF property.

Note

Neither the HeightF nor the XRControl.WidthF property can be set to a value that is less than 2 units.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

Reporting_how-to-add-a-bar-code-to-a-report-e167/CS/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.cs#L357

barCode.WidthF = 300f;
barCode.HeightF = 50f;

reporting-winforms-best-fit-table-row-height/CS/dx_sample/XtraReport1.cs#L18

xrTable2.BeginInit();
xrTable2.HeightF = DetailHeight;
xrTable2.EndInit();

Reporting_runtime-detail-height-sizing-with-respect-to-xrsubreport-size-e20055/CS/dx_sample/XtraReport1.cs#L54

else {
    xrLabel1.HeightF = 100 * GraphicsUnitConverter.Convert(sections[customerID], GraphicsUnit.Document, GraphicsUnit.Inch);
    ((DetailBand)sender).HeightF = 100 * GraphicsUnitConverter.Convert(sections[customerID], GraphicsUnit.Document, GraphicsUnit.Inch);

reporting-wpf-create-report-in-code/CS/RuntimeReportsApplication/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L83

    reportHeader.Controls.Add(label);
    reportHeader.HeightF = label.HeightF;
}

Reporting_winforms-end-user-designer-how-to-customize-the-smart-tag-menu-of-a-control-t230369/CS/CustomReportLabelAndDeisgner/XRLabelDesignerCustomActionList.cs#L32

get {
    return Label.HeightF;
}

VB.NET

Reporting_how-to-add-a-bar-code-to-a-report-e167/VB/WindowsFormsApplication1/Form1.vb#L383

barCode.WidthF = 300F
barCode.HeightF = 50F

reporting-winforms-best-fit-table-row-height/VB/dx_sample/XtraReport1.vb#L22

xrTable2.BeginInit()
xrTable2.HeightF = DetailHeight
xrTable2.EndInit()

Reporting_runtime-detail-height-sizing-with-respect-to-xrsubreport-size-e20055/VB/dx_sample/XtraReport1.vb#L62

Else
    xrLabel1.HeightF = 100 * GraphicsUnitConverter.Convert(sections(customerID), GraphicsUnit.Document, GraphicsUnit.Inch)
    CType(sender, DetailBand).HeightF = 100 * GraphicsUnitConverter.Convert(sections(customerID), GraphicsUnit.Document, GraphicsUnit.Inch)

reporting-wpf-create-report-in-code/VB/RuntimeReportsApplication/MainWindow.xaml.vb#L76

    reportHeader.Controls.Add(label)
    reportHeader.HeightF = label.HeightF
End Sub

Reporting_winforms-end-user-designer-how-to-customize-the-smart-tag-menu-of-a-control-t230369/VB/CustomReportLabelAndDeisgner/XRLabelDesignerCustomActionList.vb#L34

Get
    Return Label.HeightF
End Get