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Bottom of cells are truncated when printed after using auto row he
How can I prevent the bottom line of text cell from being trucated during
printing after using auto row height. I have tried changing word wrap and other cell alignments. I am running Excel 2003, but have had this problem with previous versions. It would be great if I could add a space at the bottom of the cell when printed. |
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Bottom of cells are truncated when printed after using auto row he
How much text is in the cells?
If over 1024 characters, Excel will truncate after approximately 1024. To get more, Alt + ENTER every 80-100 characters. If less than 1024 characters just add and Alt + ENTER after last character. This gives a linefeed and should produce the space. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 09:49:01 -0800, Gary wrote: How can I prevent the bottom line of text cell from being trucated during printing after using auto row height. I have tried changing word wrap and other cell alignments. I am running Excel 2003, but have had this problem with previous versions. It would be great if I could add a space at the bottom of the cell when printed. |
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