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does anyone know how to adjust the width of a cell and not affec the width of
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This is impossible. You can, however, merge cells to make it seem like the
cell is wider than the column. For example select A1 and B1 and do the following: <Format <Cells... Click on the "Alignment" tab Check "Merge Cells" -- Regards, Dave "gabrie ruz" wrote: does anyone know how to adjust the width of a cell and not affec the width of the entire column? |
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"Thanks thats exactly what i needed...
"David Billigmeier" wrote: This is impossible. You can, however, merge cells to make it seem like the cell is wider than the column. For example select A1 and B1 and do the following: <Format <Cells... Click on the "Alignment" tab Check "Merge Cells" -- Regards, Dave "gabrie ruz" wrote: does anyone know how to adjust the width of a cell and not affec the width of the entire column? |
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All cells within a column must have the same width. However, you can use
"Merged Cells" to create the appearance of different width cells in a column. Insert a new column adjacent to your existing column. Merge the cells of this new column with your original column for each row that will NOT be a special width. The remaining rows will now appear to have different widths from the others in the column. WARNING: Using merged cells can cause problems with formulas, sorting, and copy/paste actions. HTH, Elkar "gabrie ruz" wrote: does anyone know how to adjust the width of a cell and not affec the width of the entire column? |
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