Currently. Textmaker and Presentation do not yet support the feature that automatically resizes images when the cell’s width or height is changed. This causes images to overflow when the cell’s height or width is adjusted, making the data table look Very bad . Therefore, please add this feature so users no longer have to struggle with having to look at the Planmaker screen and manually resize images every time they change a cell’s width or height.
Resizing images after adjusting a cell’s width and height is time-consuming and requires significant effort from the user. The lack of this feature is tantamount to tormenting the user’s labor. It also strains the eyes if the screen is viewed for too long. Once this feature is added, Users will be able to check this option and feel much more at ease, no longer worrying about images spilling out of the cells. Everything will run smoothly—whenever the cell width or height changes, the image will resize accordingly.
Thank you to the Softmaker team for considering my.
[Feature Suggestion] Automatically resize images when changing the width or height of a cell
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Formula Use
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[Feature Suggestion] Automatically resize images when changing the width or height of a cell
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Re: [Feature Suggestion] Automatically resize images when changing the width or height of a cell
Your feature suggestion what indicates this is one of those cases where is a user workflow problem. To be clear: The user is doing things the wrong way around. By default, most, if not all Word processors and Layout applications work the other way around: The size of the row or column adjusts to the size of the image. Changing the default/industry standard behavior, just to fit your needs would annoy many, many people.
I do find it amusing how you describe having to adjust the image size, something that is trivial, as "tormenting the user" and "straining the eyes".
If you need an incredible detailed control over layouts, then you are using the wrong tool for the job. What you would need in this case is a DTP.
I do find it amusing how you describe having to adjust the image size, something that is trivial, as "tormenting the user" and "straining the eyes".
If you need an incredible detailed control over layouts, then you are using the wrong tool for the job. What you would need in this case is a DTP.
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Formula Use
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Re: [Feature Suggestion] Automatically resize images when changing the width or height of a cell
This feature isn’t a suggestion just for me—it’s for others.
This feature is just an option. Think about it. Insert a photo into a cell. Then change the height and width so the photo overflows.
If there’s only one image, it’s no big deal—you can do it manually. But what if there are thousands of images? If each cell holds one image, how long would it take to do this manually? This suggestion is for everyone. It’s so users don’t have to resize images after adjusting the cell’s height and width in the table (Textmaker, Presentation).
What about Planmaker? This feature already exists, but I accidentally wrote something incorrect. I made a mistake and have corrected the post.
This feature is just an option. Think about it. Insert a photo into a cell. Then change the height and width so the photo overflows.
If there’s only one image, it’s no big deal—you can do it manually. But what if there are thousands of images? If each cell holds one image, how long would it take to do this manually? This suggestion is for everyone. It’s so users don’t have to resize images after adjusting the cell’s height and width in the table (Textmaker, Presentation).
What about Planmaker? This feature already exists, but I accidentally wrote something incorrect. I made a mistake and have corrected the post.
I live in Vietnam. My homeland is a land of green coconut palms and gently flowing rivers.
Ho Chairperson set out in 1911 to find a way to save Viet Nam country.
Ho Chairperson set out in 1911 to find a way to save Viet Nam country.