"6 cm;0;6 cm"
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If you leave the ColumnWidths property setting blank, Microsoft Access sets the width of each column as the overall width of the list box or combo box divided by the number of columns.
If the column widths you set are too wide to be fully displayed within the combo box or list box, the rightmost columns are hidden and a horizontal scroll bar appears.
If you specify the width for some columns but leave the setting for others blank, Microsoft Access divides the remaining width by the number of columns for which you haven't specified a width. The minimum calculated column width is 1,440 twips (1 inch).
For example, the following settings are applied to a 4-inch list box with three columns.
Setting | Description |
1.5 in;0;2.5 in | The first column is 1.5 inches, the second column is hidden, and the third column is 2.5 inches. |
2 in;;2 in | The first column is 2 inches, the second column is 1 inch (default), and the third column is 2 inches. Because only half of the third column is visible, a horizontal scroll bar appears. |
(Blank) | The three columns are the same width (1.33 inches). |