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Wrapping text
I imported text from a database that is in a worksheet format and when I
paste it into Excel worksheet it does not include all the text though I wrapped it. Does anyone have a suggestion on what I am not doing to include all the text? It might be that the version I have might be limited to so much characters in a cell. I have Excel 2003. |
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Wrapping text
Excel 2003 specs state you can enter 32767 characters in a cell.
However only 1024 of these will be visible in the cell. The workaround to increase the limit is to create a linefeed every 100 or so characters. Use Alt + Enter to produce a linefeed. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 10 Mar 2009 08:38:14 -0700, Charlie2 wrote: I imported text from a database that is in a worksheet format and when I paste it into Excel worksheet it does not include all the text though I wrapped it. Does anyone have a suggestion on what I am not doing to include all the text? It might be that the version I have might be limited to so much characters in a cell. I have Excel 2003. |
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