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Writes multiple data types (text, string field, date field, and numeric field) into one object.

Attributes

Attributes Description
alignment Sets the horizontal justification of the text based on a defined width.

Type: String
Default Value: left
Values: left | center | right
color Sets the font color by the using RGB-triplet (#ffffff for white; #ff0000 for red, etc) or from list of the predefined colors below.

Type: String
Default Value: black
Predefined Values: black | blue| cyan | darkGray | gray | green | lightGray | magenta | orange | pink | red | white | yellow
dynamic A dynamic element increases the height of the element to fit the content of that element. Computing that dynamic height is expensive, so use it with care.
excel-wrap-text When outputting to Excel, sets the text to word wrap.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: true
font-embedded Specifies the font to embed into the PDF file.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: false
font-encoding Specifies the encoding to be used for the PDF.

Type: String
fontname Sets the font name.

Type: String
fontsize Sets the font size.

Type: Integer
fontstyle Sets font style. This is a shortcut for defining fsbold and fsitalic.

Type: String
Values: plain | bold | italic | bolditalic
fsbold Sets font to italics.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: false
fsitalic Sets font to italics.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: false
fsstrikethr Sets font to strikethrough.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: false
fsunderline Sets font to underline.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: false
height Determines the minimum height. Value is a whole number where each increment is equivalent to 1/72 of an inch or percentage.

Type: Integer
The height is required.
href Sets a hyperlink for the section.

Type: String
line-height The height of a single text line in text elements. If the line-height is set and is greater than the font size, extra padding will be added between the lines making text more readable.

Type: Integer
name Used to reference the element later. Functions pick up elements by their name.

Type: String
nullstring If a null value, replace with a predefined value.
reserve-literal Determines the text printed when the text does not fit completely into an element.

Type: String
Default value: "..."
trim-text-content Defines, whether leading and trailing whitespaces of the generated lines get removed. Important for a clean layout.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: true
vertical-alignment Sets the vertical position of the text.

Default Value: top
Values: top | middle | bottom
visible Sets whether the object will be printed.

Type: Boolean
Default Value: true
width Set the horizontal width of the object. Width is required.
x Defines the horizontal starting position an object defined by a value or percentage.
y Defines the vertical starting position of an object defined by a value or percentage.

Number Formatting Table

Symbol Location Localized? Meaning
0 Number Yes Digit
# Number Yes Digit, zero shows as absent
. Number Yes Decimal separator or monetary decimal separator
- Number Yes Minus sign
, Number Yes Grouping separator
E Number Yes Separates mantissa and exponent in scientific notation. Need not be quoted in prefix or suffix.
; Sub-pattern boundary Yes Separates positive and negative sub-patterns
% Prefix or suffix Yes Multiply by 100 and show as percentage
‰ (\u2030) Prefix or suffix Yes Multiply by 1000 and show as per mille
¤ (\u00A4) Prefix or suffix No Currency sign, replaced by currency symbol. If doubled, replaced by international currency symbol. If present in a pattern, the monetary decimal separator is used instead of the decimal separator.
' Prefix or suffix No Used to quote special characters in a prefix or suffix, for example, "'#'#" formats 123 to "#123". To create a single quote itself, use two in a row: "# o''clock".

Date Formatting Table

Symbol Meaning Type Example
G Era Text "GG" -> "AD"
Y Year Number "yy" -> "03"
"yyyy" -> "2003"
M Month Text or Number "M" -> "7"
"M" -> "12"
"MM" -> "07"
"MMM" -> "Jul"
"MMMM" -> "December"
D Day in month Number "d" -> "3"
"dd" -> "03"
H Hour (1-12, AM/PM) Number "h" -> "3"
"hh" -> "03"
H Hour (0-23) Number "H" -> "15"
"HH" -> "15"
K Hour (1-24) Number "k" -> "3"
"kk" -> "03"
K Hour (0-11 AM/PM) Number "K" -> "15"
"KK" -> "15"
M Minute Number "m" -> "7"
"m" -> "15"
"mm" -> "15"
S Second Number "s" -> "15"
"ss" -> "15"
S Millisecond (0-999) Number "SSS" -> "007"
E Day in week Text "EEE" -> "Tue"
"EEEE" -> "Tuesday"
D Day in year (1-365 or 1-364) Number "D" -> "65"
"DDD" -> "065"
F Day of week in month (1-5) Number "F" -> "1"
W Week in year (1-53) Number "w" -> "7"
W Week in month (1-5) Number "W" -> "3"
A AM/PM Text "a" -> "AM"
"aa" -> "AM"
Z Time zone Text "z" -> "EST"
"zzz" -> "EST"
"zzzz" -> "Eastern Standard Time"
' Escape for text Delimiter "'hour' h" -> "hour 9"
'' Single quote Literal "ss''SSS" -> "45'876"

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