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I have two numbers one above the other, but the first one must have an Strikethrough, I'm using a table and cell to put both numbers in the table, is there a way to make what I need?

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Create a font with the style STRIKETHRU.

Font f = new Font(Font.FontFamily.HELVETICA, 12, Font.STRIKETHRU);
Bruno Lowagie
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I am adding an extra answer for the sake of completeness.

Please take a look at the SimpleTable6 example:

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In the first row, we strike through a number using a STRIKETHRU font as explained by Paulo:

Font font = new Font(FontFamily.HELVETICA, 12f, Font.STRIKETHRU);
table.addCell(new Phrase("0123456789", font));

In this case, iText has made a couple of decisions for you: where do I put the line? How thick is the line?

If you want to make these decisions yourself, you can use the setUnderline() method:

chunk1.setUnderline(1.5f, -1);
table.addCell(new Phrase(chunk1));
Chunk chunk2 = new Chunk("0123456789");
chunk2.setUnderline(1.5f, 3.5f);
table.addCell(new Phrase(chunk2));

If you pass a negative value for the y-offset parameter, the Chunk will be underlined (see first column). You can also use this method to strike through text by passing a positive y-offset.

As you can see, we also defined the thickness of the line (1.5f). There is another setUnderline() method that also allows you to pass the following parameters:

  • color - the color of the line or null to follow the text color
  • thickness - the absolute thickness of the line
  • thicknessMul - the thickness multiplication factor with the font size
  • yPosition - the absolute y position relative to the baseline
  • yPositionMul - the position multiplication factor with the font size
  • cap - the end line cap. Allowed values are PdfContentByte.LINE_CAP_BUTT, PdfContentByte.LINE_CAP_ROUND and PdfContentByte.LINE_CAP_PROJECTING_SQUARE

See http://api.itextpdf.com/itext/com/itextpdf/text/Chunk.html

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  • Thanks for the example, both answers, yours and Paulo are the thing that I was looking for, thank you very much to both of you. – lschaves Feb 20 '15 at 20:17