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![]() When indenting text or numbers using the 'Indent' box on the 'Alignment' tab in the 'Format Cells' dialog, is there a way to control the increment by which the text is indented? Right now, even when I set the indent value to 1, the text is indented considerably more than if I simply add a space at the end of the text. Worse, the increment does not always seem to be consistent from spreadsheet to spreadsheet or over time. I have one spreadsheet where the indentation is approximately one-third of the cell width in a column with the width set to 12, yet the indent value is still set to 1! The format used to be o.k. in this spreadsheet, so I'm not sure what has changed...I did not change the indentation setting. Any help that can be provided will be much appreciated -- thanks! HJC |
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