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Guest
If I want my column to be 1" when I print, what number do I put in the
'column width' box?
'column width' box?
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Guest
If you want to set column width, select the column and pull-down:
Format > Column > Autofit Selection
If you want the header to say "1" instead of "A", then pull-down:
Tools > Options > General and check the R1C1 box
Format > Column > Autofit Selection
If you want the header to say "1" instead of "A", then pull-down:
Tools > Options > General and check the R1C1 box
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Guest
???? I want my column width to be 1 inch (1"), and my row height to be 1/4
(.25) inch. Stupid Excel, why not have a pixel (or character) to inch (or cm)
converter built in so I know how wide (or tall) my stuff will be when I print
it? AAARRRGGGHHH
(.25) inch. Stupid Excel, why not have a pixel (or character) to inch (or cm)
converter built in so I know how wide (or tall) my stuff will be when I print
it? AAARRRGGGHHH
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Dave O
A search on this newsgroup yielded this:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...t+pixel+to+inch&rnum=1&hl=en#1386fab77f0d7107
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...t+pixel+to+inch&rnum=1&hl=en#1386fab77f0d7107
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energizerbuny
I have just discovered (maybe I am a slow discoverer) that in Excel 2007
column width measurements are in inches in Page Layout View. When you are in
Normal view, column width is Excel's normal funky measurements.
column width measurements are in inches in Page Layout View. When you are in
Normal view, column width is Excel's normal funky measurements.