i have 2 colums of text (both columns are the same width). Let's say in col.
A, row 3 I have alot more text than in col. B, row 3, so that the text in A3
would need to be wrapped and the row height would need to be doubled. Is
there some way I can keep B3 from being doubled as well. Or is it than when
you change row height, it changes it all the way across the worksheet for
that row?

Thanks you any feedback.

ouiglz

Hi,

No but you could merge A3 and A4 hence giving you double the space for your
text.

Regards!
Jean-Guy

"ouiglz" wrote:

i have 2 colums of text (both columns are the same width). Let's say in col.
A, row 3 I have alot more text than in col. B, row 3, so that the text in A3
would need to be wrapped and the row height would need to be doubled. Is
there some way I can keep B3 from being doubled as well. Or is it than when
you change row height, it changes it all the way across the worksheet for
that row?

Thanks you any feedback.

ouiglz

No you've got it, the whole row changes.

You could merge cells A3 and A4 (FormatCellsAlignment)

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HTH

Bob

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"ouiglz" wrote in message
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i have 2 colums of text (both columns are the same width). Let's say in
col.
A, row 3 I have alot more text than in col. B, row 3, so that the text in
A3
would need to be wrapped and the row height would need to be doubled. Is
there some way I can keep B3 from being doubled as well. Or is it than
when
you change row height, it changes it all the way across the worksheet for
that row?

Thanks you any feedback.

ouiglz