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I need to design a data entry form in excel. The problem is that one part of
the form requires different column width than second part where I need to
design a table with different column widths.

Is this possible with Excel 2003
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You could use Format|cells|alignment tab|and merge some cells to combine cells
into a "wider cell".

But merged cells can screw up lots of other things. I wouldn't do this.

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I need to design a data entry form in excel. The problem is that one part of
the form requires different column width than second part where I need to
design a table with different column widths.

Is this possible with Excel 2003


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Could you suggest an alternative solution in that case

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You could use Format|cells|alignment tab|and merge some cells to combine cells
into a "wider cell".

But merged cells can screw up lots of other things. I wouldn't do this.

Amol Karnik wrote:

I need to design a data entry form in excel. The problem is that one part of
the form requires different column width than second part where I need to
design a table with different column widths.

Is this possible with Excel 2003


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Use wide cells for the whole column.

If you're trying to put separate tables on the same worksheet, then I wouldn't
do that either. I'd put each table on a different worksheet. Then the
columnwidths wouldn't be much of an issue.

Amol Karnik wrote:

Could you suggest an alternative solution in that case

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

You could use Format|cells|alignment tab|and merge some cells to combine cells
into a "wider cell".

But merged cells can screw up lots of other things. I wouldn't do this.

Amol Karnik wrote:

I need to design a data entry form in excel. The problem is that one part of
the form requires different column width than second part where I need to
design a table with different column widths.

Is this possible with Excel 2003


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