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I'm trying to compose a document in excel and one of the cells needs to
contain quite a lot of information. However, it appears to cut out a lot of the text when i copy it from another document. Is there a way to prevent this? |
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Excel's help says that you can see about 1000 characters in the cell--but the
cell will hold about 32k characters. You can actually increase the number of characters you see by adding alt-enters every 80-100 characters. This forces a new line within the cell. Steven wrote: I'm trying to compose a document in excel and one of the cells needs to contain quite a lot of information. However, it appears to cut out a lot of the text when i copy it from another document. Is there a way to prevent this? -- Dave Peterson |
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