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How do I find out how a cell is formatted
Is there a way to determine how a cell is formatted. i.e. is it formatted as
1) Text, general, custom 2) Auto row height on or off 3) column width is 3.86 or auto 4) Alignment is General/top 5) Font is arial 8 etc. |
How do I find out how a cell is formatted
Look up the Cell function in the help files.
May give you what you're looking for. -- Regards, RD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "John" wrote in message ... Is there a way to determine how a cell is formatted. i.e. is it formatted as 1) Text, general, custom 2) Auto row height on or off 3) column width is 3.86 or auto 4) Alignment is General/top 5) Font is arial 8 etc. |
How do I find out how a cell is formatted
To answer your question # 1:
Click on the word "Format" on the Menu Bar then click on the word ""Cells..." then click on the "Number" tab the current category being used will be lightlighed in dark blue To answer your question #2 and 3: Click on the word "Format" on the Menu Bar then click on either Row or Column then click on either "Height" or "Width" To answer your question #4: Click on the word "Format" on the Menu Bar then click on the word "Cells..." then click on the "Alignment" tab then click on the upsidedown little black triangle that is to the right of the white space below the word "Vertical:" then current alignment being used will be highlighted in dark blue To answer your #5 question: Click on the word "Format" on the Menu Bar then click on the word "Cells..." then click on the "Font" tab the current font type and size will be highlighted in dark blue "John" wrote: Is there a way to determine how a cell is formatted. i.e. is it formatted as 1) Text, general, custom 2) Auto row height on or off 3) column width is 3.86 or auto 4) Alignment is General/top 5) Font is arial 8 etc. |
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