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having two separate column width controls on same worksheet
I have a work sheet - in top part, I want column widths to be one setting; in
bottom part, I want ability to have different column width setting...all on one sheet. Can this be done? I have excel 2007. |
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having two separate column width controls on same worksheet
No it cannot be done.
Width is a property of the entire column. If for presentation purposes only have a try with merged cells. If you want to do more than look at the sheet...........do not use merged cells or you will find a host of problems. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:21:02 -0800, Help appreciated! wrote: I have a work sheet - in top part, I want column widths to be one setting; in bottom part, I want ability to have different column width setting...all on one sheet. Can this be done? I have excel 2007. |
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