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Default How do you use "Block Formatting" for column headings?

I want to use it to Left Justify/set up on large spreadsheet, so that the
second word falls right under the first.
I am having trouble.
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Try this:

Enter the first word, hold down the ALT key and press ENTER. The
cursor will move to the next line in the cell. Release the ALT key.

Now enter the second word. Simply press ENTER. One cell, two lines.
Use FormatCells to make sure it is Left Aligned.

HTH

Bruce


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