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Vertical Indent in Excel 2002
Please help me to create Vertical Indent in Excel 2000 or 2002
because the border line are very near to the text given in a table, it looks very congested in the gap between lines and text when we use auto fit to rows option. there is any solution for this please help me i want to know the option. |
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Vertical Indent in Excel 2002
No such feature as Vertical Indent.
You can use Alt + Enter to provide a line feed at top and bottom of cell. Select a cell then hit Alt + Enter Type the text you need then hit Alt + Enter then Enter. This will give you a blank line at top and bottom. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 24 Dec 2009 22:03:01 -0800, Excel wrote: Please help me to create Vertical Indent in Excel 2000 or 2002 because the border line are very near to the text given in a table, it looks very congested in the gap between lines and text when we use auto fit to rows option. there is any solution for this please help me i want to know the option. |
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