To expand or stretch a cell in Excel, you can follow these steps:
- Select the cell you want to stretch, in this case A2.
- Hover your mouse over the border of the cell until the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow.
- Click and drag the border of the cell to the desired width. You can drag it all the way to the right to make it as wide as the column, or you can drag it to a specific width.
- Release the mouse button to set the new width.
If the text still doesn't fit after stretching the cell, you can try adjusting the
font size or changing the
orientation of the text. To change the font size, select the cell and use the font size dropdown in the
Home tab of the ribbon. To change the orientation of the text, select the cell and use the orientation dropdown in the
Alignment tab of the ribbon.
If the text still doesn't fit after trying these options, you may need to
split it into multiple cells or use a smaller font size. It's also possible that there is a formatting issue or a hidden character causing the text to be cut off, so you may want to check for those as well.