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right, precisely like Cebik says :)<br />

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If the &quot;vb:&quot; is part of the string then it'd probably easier to move those into their own labels that are right aligned and then use different labels JUST for the data. &nbsp;Otherwise you'd have to use a fixed width font and &quot;pad&quot; the string in-between the &quot;vb:&quot; and the data...or use Graphics.MeasureString() to figure out how many spaces are needed to line them up properly with a normal font...
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If the "vb:" is part of the string then it'd probably easier to move those into their own labels that are right aligned and then use different labels JUST for the data.  Otherwise you'd have to use a fixed width font and "pad" the string in-between the "vb:" and the data...or use Graphics.MeasureString() to figure out how many spaces are needed to line them up properly with a normal font...

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Hi all,<br />
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I've been searching everywhere to find how I can right align text in a label. Found lost of answers for Asp.Net but not for Winforms.<br />
I've tried to play around with the property Text-Align en RightToLeft but no luck. Tried 2 solutions I found on the net but no luck.<br />
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I have a bunch of labels wich display currency so they must be right aligned.<br />
vb: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; x<br />
vb: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;xxx<br />
vb: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;xx<br />
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Does anyone have an idea how to to this?<br />
<br />
Grts
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Hi all,

I've been searching everywhere to find how I can right align text in a label. Found lost of answers for Asp.Net but not for Winforms.
I've tried to play around with the property Text-Align en RightToLeft but no luck. Tried 2 solutions I found on the net but no luck.

I have a bunch of labels wich display currency so they must be right aligned.
vb:         x
vb:      xxx
vb:        xx

Does anyone have an idea how to to this?

Grts

How to right align text in a winform label c#

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