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creating lines with a cell
I am trying to create a grid that has a bigger cell in the A column with a
description of a product and beside it a time column to take that certain product. Is there a way I can get the B column (and subsequent columns) BUT NOT THE A column to become separated into 4 sections within one cell? |
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creating lines with a cell
You cannot create a grid as you ask.
Row heights and column widths are properties of the row and column. You can enter more than one line of text in a cell by using Alt + Enter after each string. e.g. this is line one Alt + Enter this is line two Alt + Enter etc. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 12:18:03 -0700, toothy90 wrote: I am trying to create a grid that has a bigger cell in the A column with a description of a product and beside it a time column to take that certain product. Is there a way I can get the B column (and subsequent columns) BUT NOT THE A column to become separated into 4 sections within one cell? |
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