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 ## Column widths
 
-A column, by default, simply stretches to be wide enough to contain all values in that column. You can, however, specify a minimum width (`MinWidth`) or a width (`Width`). The `MinWidth` ensures the column is always at least the number of specified characters wide, but may be less wide when the column only contains values of less length. The `Width` ensures a column is always exactly the specified width. Longer values will be truncated. Note that truncating depends on the alignment of the values. Right-aligned values will be truncated from the left, left-aligned values will be truncated from the right and center-aligned values will be truncated from both sides.
+A column, by default, simply stretches to be wide enough to contain all values in that column. You can, however, specify a minimum width (`MinWidth`) or a width (`Width`). The `MinWidth` ensures the column is always at least the number of specified characters wide, but may be wider when the column contains longer values. The `Width` ensures a column is always exactly the specified width. Longer values will be truncated. Note that truncating depends on the alignment of the values. Right-aligned values will be truncated from the left, left-aligned values will be truncated from the right and center-aligned values will be truncated from both sides.
 
 To specifiy a width, use either the `AddColumn()` overload that allows you to pass an optional `minWidth` or `width` argument, or the `AddColumn(Column)` overload and specify the `width` or `minWidth` with the `Column`'s constructor arguments.