The following example demonstrates how to add table and wrap text around it in a Document.
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class Program { static void Main( string[] args ) { // Create a document. using( var document = DocX.Create( "AddTableWithTextWrapping.docx" ) ) { // Add a title document.InsertParagraph( "Add Table with Text Wrapping" ).FontSize( 15d ).SpacingAfter( 50d ).Alignment = Alignment.center; // Add a Table into the document and sets its values. var t = document.AddTable( 3, 2 ); t.Rows[ 0 ].Cells[ 0 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "Mike" ); t.Rows[ 0 ].Cells[ 1 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "65" ); t.Rows[ 1 ].Cells[ 0 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "Kevin" ); t.Rows[ 1 ].Cells[ 1 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "62" ); t.Rows[ 2 ].Cells[ 0 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "Carl" ); t.Rows[ 2 ].Cells[ 1 ].Paragraphs[ 0 ].Append( "60" ); // Set the table wrapping as WrapAround. t.WrappingStyle = TableWrappingStyle.WrapAround; // Set horizontal alignment with a right Alignement from margin. t.HorizontalAlignment = WrappingHorizontalAlignment.RightRelativeToMargin; // Set vertical alignement with an offset from top of page. t.VerticalOffsetAlignmentFrom = WrappingVerticalOffsetAlignmentFrom.Page; t.VerticalOffset = 175d; // Set a buffer on left and right of table where no text will be drawn. t.DistanceFromTextLeft = 5d; t.DistanceFromTextRight = 5d; var p = document.InsertParagraph( "With its easy to use API, Xceed Words for .NET lets your application create new Microsoft Word .docx or PDF documents, or modify existing .docx documents. It gives you complete control over all content in a Word document, and lets you add or remove all commonly used element types, such as paragraphs, bulleted or numbered lists, images, tables, charts, headers and footers, sections, bookmarks, and more. Create PDF documents using the same API for creating Word documents." ); p.Alignment = Alignment.both; p.InsertTableAfterSelf( t ); p.SpacingAfter( 30 ); document.Save(); } } } |