ArgumentSize.Val Property

[DocumentFormat.OpenXml.SchemaAttr(21, "val")]
public DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue Val { get; set; }

public DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue Val { get; set; }

[DocumentFormat.OpenXml.SchemaAttr(21, "val")]
public DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue? Val { get; set; }

[DocumentFormat.OpenXml.SchemaAttr("m:val")]
public DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue? Val { get; set; }

public DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue? Val { get; set; }

member this.Val : DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue with get, set

[<DocumentFormat.OpenXml.SchemaAttr(21, "val")>]
member this.Val : DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue with get, set

[<DocumentFormat.OpenXml.SchemaAttr("m:val")>]
member this.Val : DocumentFormat.OpenXml.IntegerValue with get, set

Public Property Val As IntegerValue

Property Value

Returns Int32Value.

Attributes

SchemaAttrAttribute

Remarks

The following information from the ECMA International Standard ECMA-376 can be useful when working with this class.

Specifies a value between -2 and 2 for the property defined by the parent XML element. The positive or negative sign specifies in which direction to change argument size; the absolute value specifies by how much.

The table below represents two cases in which argument size can be changed: superscripts and boxes.

In the superscript object 38fc7146-515b-426a-9a7f-60f505ec5c4a, by default the term has script-script size. If the user wants to see 8190b077-c7c1-4e75-9edd-f606151c02d9 at script size, he or she should set the val to +1 (that is, one size larger). If the user wants to see 8190b077-c7c1-4e75-9edd-f606151c02d9 at text size, he or she should set the val to +2 (that is, two sizes larger).

The possible values for this attribute are defined by the ST_Integer2 simple type.

Applies to