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David -
Just click in the top-left corner to select all cells in the worksheet, then double-click the between columns A and B and double-click between rows 1 and 2. -- Daryl S "david.karr" wrote: I often open newly-created spreadsheets where the data in columns is wider and taller than it displays initially. I then drag select all the column headers and double-click between the first and second column header. That expands the width of all column displays to show all the data, widthwise. I then drag select all the row headers and double-click between the first and second row header. That expands the height to show all data. Phew. Is there an easier way to do this? . |
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