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Text Box in Excel
I have a workbook that contains data for about 800 store locations. When my
users select their store number their data is displayed. I want to have my users be able to type a call to actions on one of the sheets inside the workbook. But I can't find a good method for them to use. If I merge several cells and give them room to type, they do well until they hit the enter key. By hitting the enter key it takes them out of the merged cell. I want them to be able to hit enter then take them to a different line within the same merged cell. Any Thoughts -- Kdon |
Text Box in Excel
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Use Alt+Enter to force a line feed within the cell. -- Regards Roger Govier "KDon" wrote in message ... I have a workbook that contains data for about 800 store locations. When my users select their store number their data is displayed. I want to have my users be able to type a call to actions on one of the sheets inside the workbook. But I can't find a good method for them to use. If I merge several cells and give them room to type, they do well until they hit the enter key. By hitting the enter key it takes them out of the merged cell. I want them to be able to hit enter then take them to a different line within the same merged cell. Any Thoughts -- Kdon |
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