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Maximum Characters in a cell
I know that a cell in Excel will only display 1024 characters... However, if
you merge 2 cells will it double the size of the viewable space? |
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Maximum Characters in a cell
Nope. But it shouldn't take too long to test it.
But if you add alt-enters every 80-100 characters to force newlines within the cell, you'll see more text. You may have to adjust the rowheight manually, though. CharlieS wrote: I know that a cell in Excel will only display 1024 characters... However, if you merge 2 cells will it double the size of the viewable space? -- Dave Peterson |
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