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Keeping text on top of other text
This is hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense. I have information in
cell 1A that is too long for the cell...it carriers over into cell 1B. I actually want it to do this. Unfortunately, as soon as i type something in 1B...the text in 1A hides behind 1B. How do I force 1A back on top so it covers over some of the info in cell 1B? I realize most people are thinking, "Why the hell would you want to do that!?" but trust me...I assure you...I really DO want this to work this way! Thanks, in advance, for any help! :-) -LT |
Keeping text on top of other text
I don't think this is possible. That's just how Excel works.
Why don't you just widen column A so the text fits into the cell without overflowing? Or, you can use line feeds so the text is "stacked" in the cell. For example: A1 = All this in one cell A1 = All this in one cell To get that to happen you'd type: All this in<ALT ENTERone cell <ATL ENTER means hold down the ALT key then hit ENTER. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LeahT" wrote in message ... This is hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense. I have information in cell 1A that is too long for the cell...it carriers over into cell 1B. I actually want it to do this. Unfortunately, as soon as i type something in 1B...the text in 1A hides behind 1B. How do I force 1A back on top so it covers over some of the info in cell 1B? I realize most people are thinking, "Why the hell would you want to do that!?" but trust me...I assure you...I really DO want this to work this way! Thanks, in advance, for any help! :-) -LT |
Keeping text on top of other text
It's NOT going to work that way.
Hope this clears it up. LeahT wrote: This is hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense. I have information in cell 1A that is too long for the cell...it carriers over into cell 1B. I actually want it to do this. Unfortunately, as soon as i type something in 1B...the text in 1A hides behind 1B. How do I force 1A back on top so it covers over some of the info in cell 1B? I realize most people are thinking, "Why the hell would you want to do that!?" but trust me...I assure you...I really DO want this to work this way! Thanks, in advance, for any help! :-) -LT |
Keeping text on top of other text
That explains! Thanks for the help!
"Bob I" wrote: It's NOT going to work that way. Hope this clears it up. LeahT wrote: This is hard to explain, so I hope this makes sense. I have information in cell 1A that is too long for the cell...it carriers over into cell 1B. I actually want it to do this. Unfortunately, as soon as i type something in 1B...the text in 1A hides behind 1B. How do I force 1A back on top so it covers over some of the info in cell 1B? I realize most people are thinking, "Why the hell would you want to do that!?" but trust me...I assure you...I really DO want this to work this way! Thanks, in advance, for any help! :-) -LT |
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