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Beginner

HELP
 
Question
I need to create a spreadsheep of hours logged working. I created a table
format but inside each inidividual cell, I need to OUTLINE the information.
However, the cells only let me write the info in a row and not seperate it
(by pressing *enter for example as you would in Microsoft Word) Any thoughts?

Bill Kuunders

HELP
 
Press <Alt<Enter
to go to the next line within a cell.
--
Greetings from New Zealand

"BEGINNER" wrote in message
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Question
I need to create a spreadsheep of hours logged working. I created a table
format but inside each inidividual cell, I need to OUTLINE the
information.
However, the cells only let me write the info in a row and not seperate it
(by pressing *enter for example as you would in Microsoft Word) Any
thoughts?




FSt1

HELP
 
hi
Try Alt + enter

Regards
FSt1

"BEGINNER" wrote:

Question
I need to create a spreadsheep of hours logged working. I created a table
format but inside each inidividual cell, I need to OUTLINE the information.
However, the cells only let me write the info in a row and not seperate it
(by pressing *enter for example as you would in Microsoft Word) Any thoughts?


Beginner

HELP
 
THANKS SO MUCH!!!

"Bill Kuunders" wrote:

Press <Alt<Enter
to go to the next line within a cell.
--
Greetings from New Zealand

"BEGINNER" wrote in message
...
Question
I need to create a spreadsheep of hours logged working. I created a table
format but inside each inidividual cell, I need to OUTLINE the
information.
However, the cells only let me write the info in a row and not seperate it
(by pressing *enter for example as you would in Microsoft Word) Any
thoughts?





Gord Dibben

HELP
 
Be careful what you ask for.

Too much information in a cell makes it more difficult to sort or filter.

Excel has many cells.............life is easier if you don't stack extra
info in cells.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 16:20:01 -0700, BEGINNER
wrote:

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

"Bill Kuunders" wrote:

Press <Alt<Enter
to go to the next line within a cell.
--
Greetings from New Zealand

"BEGINNER" wrote in message
...
Question
I need to create a spreadsheep of hours logged working. I created a table
format but inside each inidividual cell, I need to OUTLINE the
information.
However, the cells only let me write the info in a row and not seperate it
(by pressing *enter for example as you would in Microsoft Word) Any
thoughts?







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