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can the same row, have different heights in different columns ?
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no
:( you can merge A1 & A2 (for example, but merging is rarely a good idea) Cheers JulieD "toni" wrote in message ... |
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No, Row height is a property of the Row, not individual cells.
You can merge cells, but that usually begins the demise of the worksheet as a usable tool, as it adversely affects formatting, filtering, sorting, etc. In article , "toni" wrote: |
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