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how best to handle longish text fields in excel?
I have to enter a log that has a long text comment per entry. I would also
like to maintain the new line formatting of the comment. The text is usually about the length of an average email. Is this a job for excel? Or should I consider something else? I want to be able to sort and filter the entries. Cull unnecessary entries and print what is pertinent... Any suggestions? Cass |
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