Setting width for a OAMessageStyledTextBean

is there any way to set the width for a messagestyletext item inside a table
at design time or at run time
thanks

Set the length property.
But in case the length of the values are less(and there are more columns to display), OA framework would automatically decrease the width of this column to make space for other columns.

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