2.1.561 Part 1 Section 19.238, fo:max-height

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a.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <draw:text-box>

This attribute is supported in Word 2013, Word 2016, and Word 2019.

Word supports length but not percent for this attribute.

Word supports the fo:max-height attribute when the value is less than the value of the svg:height attribute on the text box's <draw:frame> parent element. For this case, Word uses the value specified in the fo:max-height attribute as the text box's height instead of the svg:height attribute and writes this value to the svg:height attribute on save.

b.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <style:graphic-properties>

Word 2013 does not support this attribute for a style applied to a <draw:frame> element containing the <draw:image>, <draw:text-box>, or <draw:object-ole> elements.

c.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <draw:text-box>

This attribute is supported in Excel 2013, Excel 2016, and Excel 2019.

Excel supports length but not percent for this attribute.

Excel supports the fo:max-height attribute when the value is less than the value for the svg:height attribute on the text box's <draw:frame> parent element. For this case, Excel uses the value specified in the fo:max-height attribute as the text box's height instead of the svg:height attribute and writes this value to the svg:height attribute on save.

d.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <style:graphic-properties>

Excel 2013 does not support this attribute for a style applied to a <draw:frame> element containing the <draw:image>, <draw:text-box>, or <draw:object-ole> elements.

e.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <draw:text-box>

This attribute is supported in PowerPoint 2013, PowerPoint 2016, and PowerPoint 2019.

PowerPoint supports length but not percent for this attribute.

PowerPoint supports the fo:max-height attribute when the value is less than the value for the svg:height attribute on the text box's <draw:frame> parent element. For this case, PowerPoint uses the value specified in the fo:max-height attribute as the text box's height instead of the svg:height attribute and writes this value to the svg:height attribute on save.

f.   The standard defines the attribute fo:max-height, contained within the element <style:graphic-properties>

PowerPoint 2013 does not support this attribute for a style applied to a <draw:frame> element containing the <draw:image>, <draw:text-box>, or <draw:object-ole> elements.