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Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in
my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
Format the header cells to allow Word Wrap.
StanB wrote: I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200708/1 |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
Perhaps use Wrap Text (Format=Cells=Alignment=text control ?
"StanB" wrote: I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
Have your tried the hotfix posted
at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938538 Other have reported "incredible " speed increase best wishes Bernard "StanB" wrote in message ... I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
Replied to wrong message!
"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... Have your tried the hotfix posted at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938538 Other have reported "incredible " speed increase best wishes Bernard "StanB" wrote in message ... I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
If you prefer a little more control over the final appearance, then using
[Alt]+[Enter] gives you a carriage return *within* a cell. Wrap text can be a bit stupid about how it breaks up a cell's contents into different lines... "StanB" wrote: I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header. |
Is there a way (Excel 2003) to make a TWO LINE header in a column
On Aug 6, 2:31 pm, "Bernard Liengme"
wrote: Replied to wrong message!"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message ... Have your tried the hotfix posted athttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/938538 Other have reported "incredible " speed increase best wishes Bernard "StanB" wrote in message ... I have problems with horizontal spacing because of the number of columns in my spreadsheet. Some of the column widths could be narrower if I could make a TWO LINE header. The data in the cells of the column don't need to be as wide as the column is in order to fit in the Header.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Alt-Enter will make a line break, creating a second line. ed |
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