Viewing number of characters in cells
 

I type a lot of information in the cells of my spreadsheets. They overlap to
the next cell and I don't know where the next empty cell is. I want all the
information on one line not word wrapped.
Is there a way in excel to get around this?
Thanks.

Viewing number of characters in cells
 

Format cell and un=check word wrap. Double-click the right hand edge of the
cell with the data in and it will autofit to the correct width.

"falcios" wrote:

I type a lot of information in the cells of my spreadsheets. They overlap to
the next cell and I don't know where the next empty cell is. I want all the
information on one line not word wrapped.
Is there a way in excel to get around this?
Thanks.

Viewing number of characters in cells
 

Try to increase the size of the cell.

"falcios" wrote:

I type a lot of information in the cells of my spreadsheets. They overlap to
the next cell and I don't know where the next empty cell is. I want all the
information on one line not word wrapped.
Is there a way in excel to get around this?
Thanks.

Viewing number of characters in cells
 

I want to be able to see all the columns. When I autofit I can't view all
columns.

"canudeep" wrote:

Try to increase the size of the cell.

"falcios" wrote:

I type a lot of information in the cells of my spreadsheets. They overlap to
the next cell and I don't know where the next empty cell is. I want all the
information on one line not word wrapped.
Is there a way in excel to get around this?
Thanks.

Viewing number of characters in cells
 

Then reduce from 100% to the limit that you are able to read.

"falcios" wrote:

I want to be able to see all the columns. When I autofit I can't view all
columns.

"canudeep" wrote:

Try to increase the size of the cell.

"falcios" wrote:

I type a lot of information in the cells of my spreadsheets. They overlap to
the next cell and I don't know where the next empty cell is. I want all the
information on one line not word wrapped.
Is there a way in excel to get around this?
Thanks.