Determining if Excel cell content exceeds default size in Python -


we have scripts write data excel , automatically create pdf report excel file. on occasions, due length of cell, contents cut off seen below.

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i'm trying write code adjust cell height after data written excel before pdf created. have python script word wrap, double height, , center vertical alignment provided specify row number (i.e. 10 & 11) 

from win32com.client import dispatch excel = dispatch('excel.application')  def main():     celladjust()  def celladjust():     affected_rows = [10,11]     no_of_sheets = excel.sheets.count     each_sheet in range(no_of_sheets):         row in affected_rows:             excel.worksheets(each_sheet+1).rows(row).verticalalignment = 2             excel.worksheets(each_sheet+1).rows(row).wraptext = true             excel.worksheets(each_sheet+1).rows(row).rowheight = 31.5  if __name__ == '__main__':     main()

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i don't want rows because ruins resulting appearance of remaining fields. there way determine if cell's content beyond default width, , if apply function? or there better way automate this?

i use cell object's value method grab value of cell, check width. if it's wide displayed, call celladjust function. have play around width bit find optimal number use.


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