Repetitive keystroke
 

Hello,

I'm drawing a blank on this: In one cell, I want to have the repetitive
keystroke, so that it will expand when I increase the column width.

Surely there is a better way than =REPT("=",CELL("width")) (and even
that is not an exact solution)

I remember in Lotus, it was the key "\" in front of a character, but I've
tried many variations of this without success.

rgds

André

Repetitive keystroke
 

Hi!

Try this:

Select the cell in question
Goto FormatCellsAlignment tabHorizontalFillOK

Biff

"Andre Croteau" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I'm drawing a blank on this: In one cell, I want to have the repetitive
keystroke, so that it will expand when I increase the column width.

Surely there is a better way than =REPT("=",CELL("width")) (and even
that is not an exact solution)

I remember in Lotus, it was the key "\" in front of a character, but I've
tried many variations of this without success.

rgds

André

Repetitive keystroke
 

You're welcome!

Biff

"Andre Croteau" wrote in message
...
Thats what I like, quick and efficient!!!

Thank you

André


"Biff" wrote in message
...
Hi!

Try this:

Select the cell in question
Goto FormatCellsAlignment tabHorizontalFillOK

Biff

"Andre Croteau" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I'm drawing a blank on this: In one cell, I want to have the repetitive
keystroke, so that it will expand when I increase the column width.

Surely there is a better way than =REPT("=",CELL("width")) (and
even that is not an exact solution)

I remember in Lotus, it was the key "\" in front of a character, but
I've tried many variations of this without success.

rgds

André

Repetitive keystroke
 

Thats what I like, quick and efficient!!!

Thank you

André


"Biff" wrote in message
...
Hi!

Try this:

Select the cell in question
Goto FormatCellsAlignment tabHorizontalFillOK

Biff

"Andre Croteau" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I'm drawing a blank on this: In one cell, I want to have the repetitive
keystroke, so that it will expand when I increase the column width.

Surely there is a better way than =REPT("=",CELL("width")) (and even
that is not an exact solution)

I remember in Lotus, it was the key "\" in front of a character, but I've
tried many variations of this without success.

rgds

André