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Default How do I view ALL Text in a cell

Hi,

Kevin and Gord both said it! However, in 2007 you can see more characters
in the spreadsheet - 32,768

In 2003 you can see the content of the cell displayed in an object such as a
rectangle. It can show the full 32,768 but of course that is within the
object which sometimes is a solution - if you need to print the contents.

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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"tarat76" wrote:

I have one spreadsheet that will not allow me to see all the text. I need to
change the format, so that as I type it is still visible. Currently I have
an alotted number of characters and when I pass that amount the certain
number of characters are the only ones I see in the cell, but in the formula
bar I see the full amount. Anyone help?

 
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