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  1. Dec 26th, 2017, 06:30 AM #1
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    Question How to fit label into cell in TableLayoutPanel

    Hi, i want to fit labels totally to the cell of the table. However, the best i could get is fit top and lower only. There will always some gap on the side of the cell. For example the size of my cell is 100, 70 but maximum size of the label in cell can only go up to 94, 70. Can anyone help my out or should i use another method?
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    Re: How to fit label into cell in TableLayoutPanel

    Turn off the autosize property then set the dock mode to fill.
    If it's still not filling, then look to the TableLayoutPanel and see if there is any padding on the cells.

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  3. Dec 27th, 2017, 09:44 AM #3
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    Re: How to fit label into cell in TableLayoutPanel

    That doesn't work for me. All padding are at 0 and i had enter again just to make sure.
    I had decided to put multiple label into table format as that also suit my needs.
    Anyways thanks for the help.
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