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It is difficult to provide the available size because of the dynamic nature of documents. I am not sure what exactly you are trying to accomplish. As far as I understand, you may want to make a try with the ExtendVerical element 😀

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It doesn't solve my all problem.
In a relative column it actually work pretty well but when have a grid inside of a relative column it doesn't divide the rows for all the space that I have in the column.
I'd love to attach an image but, don't know why, I'm not able to do it.

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Meanwhile I can do a workaround and set the header and footer heigh to a fixed size and that way I always know the free space that I have.

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In a relative column it actually work pretty well but when have a grid inside of a relative column it doesn't divide the rows for all the space that I have in the column.
I'd love to attach an image but, don't know why, I'm not able to do it.

As far as I know, posting an image is simple: just copy the file and paste it into the text. It should be uploaded automatically and attached as markdown 😀

Meanwhile I can do a workaround and set the header and footer heigh to a fixed size and that way I always know the free space that I have.

I expect that in the future, the DynamicComponent will help you with more complex/custom layouts. The development is discussed here. Unfortunately, this is still in the experimental phase as relies on other architectural concepts that are not stable enough to make them public.

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As far as I know, posting an image is simple: just copy the file and paste it into the text. It should be uploaded automatically and attached as markdown 😀

I know :D But is always returning an error when it try to upload the image.

I expect that in the future, the DynamicComponent will help you with more complex/custom layouts. The development is discussed here. Unfortunately, this is still in the experimental phase as relies on other architectural concepts that are not stable enough to make them public.

Ok, no problem. You can close this issue and I'll be looking for future improvements on this.
Btw, congratulations. Excellent job with the library!

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Ok, no problem. You can close this issue and I'll be looking for future improvements on this.

Or please describe your needs more precisely. So even I can understand 😁

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Ok , I'll try to explain it better :p

So, I'm trying to add a complex grid where in the first column I have two rows and in the second column I have only one row.
Example:

       `foreach (var groupedSection in groupedSections)
            {
                var nrColumnsUsed = groupedSection.First().NrColumns;

                if (groupedSection.Count() > 1)
                {
                    row.RelativeColumn(nrColumnsUsed)
                        .Grid(grid =>
                        {
                            foreach (var pageSection in groupedSection.OrderBy(a => a.RowNr))
                            {
                                grid.Columns(nrColumnsUsed);
                                grid.Item(nrColumnsUsed)
                                    .Height(((float)pageSection.HeightPercentage / 100) * pageHeight)
                                    .AlignMiddle()
                                    .AlignCenter()
                                    .Stack(columnStack => { ComposePageElements(columnStack, pageSection.PageElements); });
                            }
                        });
                }
                else
                {
                    row.RelativeColumn(nrColumnsUsed)
                        .Height(pageHeight)
                        .AlignMiddle()
                        .AlignCenter()
                        .Stack(columnStack => { ComposePageElements(columnStack, groupedSection.First().PageElements); });
                }
            }`

In the first column (the one that have 2 rows) I want to use percentages (this calculation could be made from my side) to define the height of each row in the column.

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