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By default XBrowse always vertically centers the text.
Small sample to test:
XBROWSER "STATES.DBF" SETUP oBrw:nRowHeight := 100

Result:
https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq70/923/BmKmJ2.png

In your browse, the text is top aligned. That means you specified top-alignment somewhere in your program ...

... the days off. A person can have a day off, a vacation day, or be assigned a task at work.

The program ensures that you can only move entries vertically within the day. If you move a person back from the shift schedule, they will be placed exactly in their row. The plan can be easily printed out ...

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I can only comment on FWH classes.
What all you want to do, I am sure we can do with FWH classes in a far simpler way.

To print text vertically and horizontally centered on the page. No calculations required. The command is very simple:
@ 0, 0 PRINT TO oPrn TEXT "Single/MultiLine Text ...

If you want center both vertically and horizontally then use "" or nil for cAlign


on my application I have these options

local aAlign :={"left","right","Center","justified"}
local aPosition :={"on top","on bottom","on center"}

and I make this function

sample SetAlign(1,1)

Function ...