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Brenda
I am trying to type in 2 lines in one square so the square is not to long. Is
this possible
this possible
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FSt1
hi
Alt+enter will produce a line feed.
regards
FSt1
Alt+enter will produce a line feed.
regards
FSt1
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xlmate
Try using Alt and Enter at the end of your first line
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Fred Smith
To help you get better help in the future, "squares" are "cells" in Excel
parlance. Everyone knows what a cell is, not everyone will know what you
mean by a square.
Regards,
Fred.
parlance. Everyone knows what a cell is, not everyone will know what you
mean by a square.
Regards,
Fred.
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Shane Devenshire
Hi,
since you have used the word "square" it suggests you may not know of the
command Format, Cells, Alignment, Wrap Text. This command forces word wrap.
The Alt+Enter command allows you to control where the word wrap occurs within
your text, but if you don't care then the Wrap Text option is easier to apply
to multiple cells.
since you have used the word "square" it suggests you may not know of the
command Format, Cells, Alignment, Wrap Text. This command forces word wrap.
The Alt+Enter command allows you to control where the word wrap occurs within
your text, but if you don't care then the Wrap Text option is easier to apply
to multiple cells.
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Pete_UK
And cells are rarely square-shaped, anyway !!
Pete
Pete