When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

Instead of just pasting, try PasteSpecialValue.

"Roberta" wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

And this will make the Word Wrap box become selectable and not grayed out?

"RayportingMonkey" wrote:

Instead of just pasting, try PasteSpecialValue.

"Roberta" wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

Under Paste Special, Value is not an option in Excel 2007.

"RayportingMonkey" w

Instead of just pasting, try PasteSpecialValue.

"Roberta" wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

Have you tried to click the check box? Try it regardless how it looks, you
might have to click twice


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Peo Sjoblom




"Roberta" wrote in message
...
When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word
Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

Yes we tried that. What worked was pasteing text into the formula bar.

"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Have you tried to click the check box? Try it regardless how it looks, you
might have to click twice


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom




"Roberta" wrote in message
...
When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word
Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

Depending on your selection, the merge checkbox can be:
checked -- all the cells are merged into one area
unchecked -- none of the cells are merged
grey check (or green box) -- some are merged, some are not (not one area).

If you want the copied data to go into one cell, then paste into the formula
bar.

Roberta wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

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Dave Peterson

Merge checkbox is also gray and un-clickable.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Depending on your selection, the merge checkbox can be:
checked -- all the cells are merged into one area
unchecked -- none of the cells are merged
grey check (or green box) -- some are merged, some are not (not one area).

If you want the copied data to go into one cell, then paste into the formula
bar.

Roberta wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

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Dave Peterson

Is the worksheet protected?
Is the workbook shared?



Roberta wrote:

Merge checkbox is also gray and un-clickable.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Depending on your selection, the merge checkbox can be:
checked -- all the cells are merged into one area
unchecked -- none of the cells are merged
grey check (or green box) -- some are merged, some are not (not one area).

If you want the copied data to go into one cell, then paste into the formula
bar.

Roberta wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson

Yes, it is shared. Is that why the Word Wrap and merge checkboxes were not
available?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Is the worksheet protected?
Is the workbook shared?



Roberta wrote:

Merge checkbox is also gray and un-clickable.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Depending on your selection, the merge checkbox can be:
checked -- all the cells are merged into one area
unchecked -- none of the cells are merged
grey check (or green box) -- some are merged, some are not (not one area).

If you want the copied data to go into one cell, then paste into the formula
bar.

Roberta wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson

Search Excel's help for "Features that are unavailable in shared workbooks"

You'll see a long list.

But Wrap text is not one of those formatting options that's affected by sharing
the workbook--but it is disabled if you protect the worksheet.

Roberta wrote:

Yes, it is shared. Is that why the Word Wrap and merge checkboxes were not
available?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Is the worksheet protected?
Is the workbook shared?



Roberta wrote:

Merge checkbox is also gray and un-clickable.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Depending on your selection, the merge checkbox can be:
checked -- all the cells are merged into one area
unchecked -- none of the cells are merged
grey check (or green box) -- some are merged, some are not (not one area).

If you want the copied data to go into one cell, then paste into the formula
bar.

Roberta wrote:

When I paste a selection from RoboHelp (a help-authoring program we have),
the text goes into multiple Excel cells. When I go to format for Word Wrap,
the Merge selection has a grayed-out check mark. Any ideas how to overcome
that?

--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson