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I notice that the Auotfit of row height does not work from time to time.
Can someone advise me how to resume this feature.

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If the "time to time" involves merged cells that is a limitation of the
feature. It ignores them. Other than that, and obvious stuff like
protected sheets, you'll have to be more specific.

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Default Autofit of row height

If the row has been manually set to a height, you will have to reset under
RowsAutofit.

Or you have merged cells as Jim suggests.


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I notice that the Auotfit of row height does not work from time to time.
Can someone advise me how to resume this feature.

Thanks,

Scott



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