Start over, from the beginning, and adjust the length of *each* line with
<Alt <Enter.
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RD
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"Cageyslick" wrote in message
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Well the problem is that when I force it to break a line, there is a large
space left before the cell width ends after the place where I force a
break.
When it prints, it makes no sense that a small word which could have been
easily accomodated in the same line is taking another line while there is
so
much blank space left on the previous line. I am using Verdana 8.0 size, I
also tried Arial 8.0 but its the same problem. It shows the problem in
Print
Preview itself. You dont need to send it to a printer to see.

"RagDyeR" wrote:

You can *force* the line to break at a particular place by using
<Alt <Enter

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RD
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"Cageyslick" wrote in message
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When I type in text in a Cell in Excel, and wrap it, it fits in 2 lines.
When
I print it, it prints in one line, leaving the other line as blank
space. I
could not figure out what is the problem. This also happens for 3 or
more
lines....when it prints in one line lesser than what it shows up in the
Cell
on the computer