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On Thu, 05 May 2005 07:29:28 -0600, JE McGimpsey
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Please don't attach files - this is not a binary newsgroup.

Oops, sorry. This is my very first newsgroup post.


XL cells can contain 32767 characters, only the first 1024 will normally
be displayed. You can manually work around this by putting in a line
feed (alt-Enter) at least once every 1024 characters.

Thanks!



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Patrick wrote:

I am having a problem getting Excel to display all text in a cell. I
am using Excel 97 and need the functionality to record large amounts
of text, as well as the calculation capabilities.

I know that Excel 97 will accept 32,000 characters in a cell and I am
not using anywhere near this. When I enter my text, it is no longer
displayed in the cell. It is there when I click on it but not when the
cursor is in another cell.

I attach a small file to explain what I mean.


 
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