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Trying to achieve defined format with any Excel
The goal is to have a spreadsheet that can have text inserted really easily and have the cell/textbox/label autosize to the text size, and have it impossible to insert text behind this so it stays neat. I am probably going to use a text box to set up the first section... If it can be done with any version of Office it's okay, but it is preferrable to get it done with Excel 97 as this is the software in use at my workplace. 1) Can it be done? 2) If so, how? 3) If not, is it possible to get close to this? -- Striker475 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Striker475's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28690 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=484149 |
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Trying to achieve defined format with any Excel
Start with this
when you are in a cell press Alt,Enter this will give you a new line to type text in the cell when you bring up a new text box, use the buttons that help size them, like shift,alt,ctrl, check your help file to find out more |
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