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adjusting column width using keystrokes
I would like to adjust column widths using keystrokes instead of the mouse.
Is that possible? You know how you normally highlight a bunch of columns and then double click at the top to automatically adjust all the widths? That's what I'd like to do without using the mouse. Thanks. |
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adjusting column width using keystrokes
One way:
Control + A (this selects all) Hold Alt and press O, then C, then A, then O, then R, then A Release Alt HTH, Paul "Lesliec4000" wrote in message ... I would like to adjust column widths using keystrokes instead of the mouse. Is that possible? You know how you normally highlight a bunch of columns and then double click at the top to automatically adjust all the widths? That's what I'd like to do without using the mouse. Thanks. |
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