This record contains an array of 256 flag bits, where each bit represents a column on the sheet. If a bit is true, it means that the corresponding column has the Use Standard Width option turned on. If a bit is false, it means that the column has the Use Standard Width option turned off. If the Standard Width measurement has been changed (that is, if it is no longer the default), Microsoft Excel writes a STANDARDWIDTH record.
Record Data
Offset |
Name |
Size |
Contents |
4 |
cb |
2 |
Number of bytes in the global column-width flags |
6 |
grbitGCW |
2 |
Global column-width flags for columns A through P |
8 |
grbitGCW |
2 |
Global column-width flags for columns Q through AF |
... |
... |
... |
... |
4+cb |
grbitGCW |
2 |
Global column-width flags for columns IG through IV |
The grbitGCW field contains the option flags listed in the following table.
Bits |
Mask |
Name |
Contents | |
0 (LSB) |
0001h |
fGCWcol1 |
Flag for column 1 (for example, column A) | |
1 |
0002h |
fGCWcol2 |
Flag for column 2 (for example, column B) | |
2 |
0004h |
fGCWcol3 |
Flag for column 3 (for example, column C) | |
... |
... |
... |
... | |
15 |
8000h |
fGCWcol16 |
Flag for column 16 (for example, column P) |