I am using a required formate for a report done in Excel. The odd lines use
5 blocks and the even lines use these blocks merged into one to fill with
text. When the data is 9 or more lines long it quits wrapping so cannot be
read.

My report is due and I cannot figure out how to fix this. Any ideas or is
this a program problem?

Text does stop wrapping in a cell after about 1000 characters. You might
consider putting the text in a text box (from the Drawing toolbar).

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Jim
"jar57" wrote in message
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|I am using a required formate for a report done in Excel. The odd lines
use
| 5 blocks and the even lines use these blocks merged into one to fill with
| text. When the data is 9 or more lines long it quits wrapping so cannot
be
| read.
|
| My report is due and I cannot figure out how to fix this. Any ideas or is
| this a program problem?

Try adding some alt-enters (to force new lines within the cell) every 80-100
characters. You'll see more characters. (You may have to resize the rowheight,
though.)

jar57 wrote:

I am using a required formate for a report done in Excel. The odd lines use
5 blocks and the even lines use these blocks merged into one to fill with
text. When the data is 9 or more lines long it quits wrapping so cannot be
read.

My report is due and I cannot figure out how to fix this. Any ideas or is
this a program problem?

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Dave Peterson