I have a large spreadsheet and some of the cells have a lot of text in them.
I am wrapping the text in these cells. I am printing at 100% as well, so it's
not shrinking it. These are straightforward cells that I'm typing regular
text into.

When I go into Print Preview (or wen I print), it cuts off the bottom of
some of the characters. For instance, any "p" "y" "g", etc, the bottom part
is cut off. It shows this way in Print Preview, but not when I'm looking at
the worksheet itself.

The only workaround I have found is to manually expand each row, basically
adding another "line" into the cell in order to get the bottom of the
characters to fit.

Is there something like Cell Padding within Excel like there is in HTML?

Thanks!

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Jenn Maron wrote:

I have a large spreadsheet and some of the cells have a lot of text in them.
I am wrapping the text in these cells. I am printing at 100% as well, so it's
not shrinking it. These are straightforward cells that I'm typing regular
text into.

When I go into Print Preview (or wen I print), it cuts off the bottom of
some of the characters. For instance, any "p" "y" "g", etc, the bottom part
is cut off. It shows this way in Print Preview, but not when I'm looking at
the worksheet itself.

The only workaround I have found is to manually expand each row, basically
adding another "line" into the cell in order to get the bottom of the
characters to fit.

Is there something like Cell Padding within Excel like there is in HTML?

Thanks!