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No wrapping, but keep line breaks
I want text in a cell to not wrap around on its own. However, I want
manual line breaks (alt-Enter) to still start a new line in the cell. Is there a way to do this? Thx. |
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No wrapping, but keep line breaks
If you make the columnwidth too skinny, you can't stop the automatich linewrap.
If you only want wraps at alt-enters, you'll have to make the column as wide as you need it. Paul wrote: I want text in a cell to not wrap around on its own. However, I want manual line breaks (alt-Enter) to still start a new line in the cell. Is there a way to do this? Thx. -- Dave Peterson |
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No wrapping, but keep line breaks
OK, thanks for letting me know.
On Apr 1, 3:58 pm, Dave Peterson wrote: If you make the columnwidth too skinny, you can't stop the automatich linewrap. If you only want wraps at alt-enters, you'll have to make the column as wide as you need it. Paul wrote: I want text in a cell to not wrap around on its own. However, I want manual line breaks (alt-Enter) to still start a new line in the cell. Is there a way to do this? Thx. |
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