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Character limit per cell
Appologies if this has already been covered.
Why, when the limit on number of characters per cell in Excel 97 is 32,767, can't I get it to display or print more than approx 1,150 characters, although I've wraped the text and the cell width and height are ok? Thanks in advance, Brian |
Add a few manual (forced) line-breaks periodically throughout the text at
relevant places, <Alt <Enter This will give you more displayed text. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "BrianR" wrote in message ... Appologies if this has already been covered. Why, when the limit on number of characters per cell in Excel 97 is 32,767, can't I get it to display or print more than approx 1,150 characters, although I've wraped the text and the cell width and height are ok? Thanks in advance, Brian |
RD
Thanks, that's solved it. Regards, Brian "RagDyeR" wrote in message ... Add a few manual (forced) line-breaks periodically throughout the text at relevant places, <Alt <Enter This will give you more displayed text. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "BrianR" wrote in message ... Appologies if this has already been covered. Why, when the limit on number of characters per cell in Excel 97 is 32,767, can't I get it to display or print more than approx 1,150 characters, although I've wraped the text and the cell width and height are ok? Thanks in advance, Brian |
From MY experience the solution of usint Alt&Enter still only allows there
to be about 1040 visible characters in a cell. I have some time messing about with this and have not found any direct link but the visible cells is effected also by the column width. Below is a reply from Gord to demonstrate the lack of logic to this:- Andi Been playing with this and find the following, which is no help to you. Enter =REPT(REPT("1234567890",12)&CHAR(10),30) Gives 30 lines of 120 characters in the cell = 3630 chars(including the CHAR(10)'s Wrap text is set. Column width at 121 FormatRowAutofit shows 17 lines = 2040 characters Column width at 136 FormatRowAutofit shows 9 lines = 1080 characters plus whitespace. Manually fit row height and can see all 3630 characters. Not much rhyme nor reason as far as I can see. Gord "RagDyeR" wrote in message ... Add a few manual (forced) line-breaks periodically throughout the text at relevant places, <Alt <Enter This will give you more displayed text. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "BrianR" wrote in message ... Appologies if this has already been covered. Why, when the limit on number of characters per cell in Excel 97 is 32,767, can't I get it to display or print more than approx 1,150 characters, although I've wraped the text and the cell width and height are ok? Thanks in advance, Brian |
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