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I can't find a properties box for schedules that will allow me to resize the schedules to take up less room on a sheet.
I'm pretty sure I'm just missing something.
Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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You can control the text size in the properties formatting tab of the schedule.
Once placed on a sheet, you can highlight and drag the blue grips of the columns L-R.
You can also split the schedule into parts by clicking on hte split icons.
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Thank you.
It's funny how you can be stumped by something so simple.
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