When I wrap text, excel hides the text display
 

I am unable to view the text that is wrapped. When I move my cursor over the
cell then I see the value in the formula bar. This behaviour is since the
last few days.

When I wrap text, excel hides the text display
 

Youneed to adjust the row height. I usually do the following
1) Highlight entire row or cell which ever you like
2) go to Fomat - Row -Autofit.

I never figure out why sometimes excel will adjust the row height and other
times it won't

"Vidyaji" wrote:

I am unable to view the text that is wrapped. When I move my cursor over the
cell then I see the value in the formula bar. This behaviour is since the
last few days.

When I wrap text, excel hides the text display
 

Thanks for response. I had tried and failed with this action before
w.o. success. Microsoft Online Help did recommend this as well.

I am still stuck with the same problem. Strangely the same file in
another person's computer was okay! Looks to be a problem with my
local box!

Will be doing some more R&D and will post back to this thread.

When I wrap text, excel hides the text display
 

As a last resort I manually adjust the row height by taking the line between
rows 11 and 12 (or the row I want to change) and pulling it down to make the
box larger. This ALWAYS works.

" wrote:

Thanks for response. I had tried and failed with this action before
w.o. success. Microsoft Online Help did recommend this as well.

I am still stuck with the same problem. Strangely the same file in
another person's computer was okay! Looks to be a problem with my
local box!

Will be doing some more R&D and will post back to this thread.

When I wrap text, excel hides the text display
 

Do you use multiple monitors?

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...09488256478b2d

or

http://snipurl.com/1crbf

Mike Brambley posts a link to a suggestion that worked for him.

Vidyaji wrote:

I am unable to view the text that is wrapped. When I move my cursor over the
cell then I see the value in the formula bar. This behaviour is since the
last few days.

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Dave Peterson