Discover the BubbleSizeCollection FormatCode property to customize bubble sizes effortlessly. Enhance your data visualization with tailored formatting options....“[$-x-systime]h:mm:ss AM/PM” Date - “d/mm/yyyy” Percentage - “0...
Discover the ChartYValueCollection FormatCode property to easily customize Y value formatting. Enhance your data visualization with precision!...“[$-x-systime]h:mm:ss AM/PM” Date - “d/mm/yyyy” Percentage - “0...
The aspose.words.markup module contains classes that represent customer defined semantics in a document: smart tags, custom XML and structured document tags (content controls)....SdtDateStorageFormat Specifies how the date for a date SDT is stored/retrieved...
Aspose::Words::Markup namespace. The Aspose.Words.Markup namespace contains classes that represent customer defined semantics in a document: smart tags, custom XML and structured document tags (content controls) in C++....SdtDateStorageFormat Specifies how the date for a date SDT is stored/retrieved...
BubbleSizeCollection.format_code property. Gets or sets the format code applied to the bubble sizes....“[$-x-systime]h:mm:ss AM/PM” Date - “d/mm/yyyy” Percentage - “0...
aspose.words.SignatureLineOptions class. Allows to specify options for signature line being inserted...show_date Gets or sets a value indicating that sign date is shown...
Aspose::Words::DigitalSignatures::SignOptions::get_DecryptionPassword method. The password to decrypt source document. Default value is empty string in C++...."aw" ); // Create a comment, date, and decryption password which...
Hi everyone again;
We need your help.
We use Aspose Slides for .Net version 18.3, and we try to set text to header.
I look this : Presentation Header and Footer|Aspose.Slides Documentation
But visual studio doesn’t f…... But put the date and time to left-down corner...visibility and worked. But put the date and time to left-down corner...
Represents a collection of bubble sizes for a chart series in Java....“[$-x-systime]h:mm:ss AM/PM” Date - “d/mm/yyyy” Percentage - “0...“[$-x-systime]h:mm:ss AM/PM” Date - “d/mm/yyyy” Percentage - “0...