Disabling "wrap text" neuters alt-return line feeds within cell
Hello,
The online help for Microsoft Excel 2003 says to disable wrap-text in order not to have wrapping of long lines within cells. However, doing this also turns line feeds into non-line-feed characters (some kind of strange symbol serving as a place-holder for the linefeed). I only want to disable wrapping of long lines, I don't want to remove the effect of hard coded line feeds. How is this done in Excel? (If it can't be done, that would also be helpful to know). Thanks. |
Disabling "wrap text" neuters alt-return line feeds within cell
If you have wraptext enabled, then you'll get a new line within the cell for
each alt-enter. And excel will break any line that's too long whereever it wants. If you turn off wraptext, then the alt-enters will appear as little squares. But there isn't a middle ground. wrote: Hello, The online help for Microsoft Excel 2003 says to disable wrap-text in order not to have wrapping of long lines within cells. However, doing this also turns line feeds into non-line-feed characters (some kind of strange symbol serving as a place-holder for the linefeed). I only want to disable wrapping of long lines, I don't want to remove the effect of hard coded line feeds. How is this done in Excel? (If it can't be done, that would also be helpful to know). Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
Disabling "wrap text" neuters alt-return line feeds within cell
Dave Peterson wrote: If you have wraptext enabled, then you'll get a new line within the cell for each alt-enter. And excel will break any line that's too long whereever it wants. If you turn off wraptext, then the alt-enters will appear as little squares. But there isn't a middle ground. Thanks, Dave. Fred wrote: Hello, The online help for Microsoft Excel 2003 says to disable wrap-text in order not to have wrapping of long lines within cells. However, doing this also turns line feeds into non-line-feed characters (some kind of strange symbol serving as a place-holder for the linefeed). I only want to disable wrapping of long lines, I don't want to remove the effect of hard coded line feeds. How is this done in Excel? (If it can't be done, that would also be helpful to know). Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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