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Hello,
In excel is there an alternative to using format|wrap text? I was wondering if it's possible to insert text from a word document into excel and have lines automatically cut off after a specified limit of characters/"whole words" - as it would appear in MS Word. For instance, if the first paragraph in my word document had 580 characters, I'd like to paste it into excel. Then I figure you can use a combination of trim, mid, and other text functions (that I'm unaware of) to return a specific range of characters. Let's say cell A1 had 580 character paragraph, and I chose that each line should have around 100 characters. I've started using the following technique. A1 = "paragraph" B1 = 90 (desired character length of each line) A2 = TRIM(MID(A1, 1,B1)) A3 = TRIM(MID(A1, B1*1+1,B1)) A4 = TRIM(MID(A1, B1*2+1,B1)) ..... But using these formul as will cut off words and punctuation where I don't want it to. Do you see what I'm tryi ng to say? |
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