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Text is cutoff in a cell
I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25
lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. |
Text is cutoff in a cell
Excel will accepts 32,000+ characters in a cell, but it limits the display to
1,024 characters. My guess is that you've maxed out the display limit. If you have MS Word you can copy the text into a Word document and then do a word count, you'll also get a count of characters along with the word count total. -- Kevin Backmann "Jessica" wrote: I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25 lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. |
Text is cutoff in a cell
That would explain it. Thank you!
"Kevin B" wrote: Excel will accepts 32,000+ characters in a cell, but it limits the display to 1,024 characters. My guess is that you've maxed out the display limit. If you have MS Word you can copy the text into a Word document and then do a word count, you'll also get a count of characters along with the word count total. -- Kevin Backmann "Jessica" wrote: I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25 lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. |
Text is cutoff in a cell
You can see lots more than those approximately 1000 characters if you add
alt-enters every 80-100 characters. Jessica wrote: I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25 lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. -- Dave Peterson |
Text is cutoff in a cell
WOW! At first I thought you were crazy but I just tried alt-enter and it
works perfectly! Thank you so much for sharing. It's always good to learn something new. Steph "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can see lots more than those approximately 1000 characters if you add alt-enters every 80-100 characters. Jessica wrote: I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25 lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. -- Dave Peterson |
Text is cutoff in a cell
Just because it worked doesn't necessarily eliminate the possibility that I'm
crazy!!!!!! Both things could be true! <vbg Stephanie Nicolosi wrote: WOW! At first I thought you were crazy but I just tried alt-enter and it works perfectly! Thank you so much for sharing. It's always good to learn something new. Steph "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can see lots more than those approximately 1000 characters if you add alt-enters every 80-100 characters. Jessica wrote: I have a large amount of text in a merged, wrapped cell. It is about 25 lines long, but only the first 12 are showing. I have tried to enlarge the height of the cell, but then it just shows black space, not the rest of the text. How would I fix this. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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