In privious Excel versions I use to do it by selecting text and next row and
simply choose Justify from Format menu?

Either format the cell with wrap turned on or manually insert breaks with
ALT-enter where you want breaks
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Gary''s Student


"KrunoCro" wrote:

In privious Excel versions I use to do it by selecting text and next row and
simply choose Justify from Format menu?

Hi Gary's Student!
Thanks for trying to answer my question. This is not what I am looking for.
I know about wrapping but this is to make split in same cell/row. I want to
really split too long text which is in one cell/row passing right margin to
below cell/row. Like to cut and paste in below cell/row. To avoid cut and
paste in previous version you suppose to select the cell, extend highlights
to right and row below + chose Justify command from Format menu. I don't know
what happened with that command in latest version, it is not any more stand
as alone command, and it is integrated in Format/Cells/Alignment command?
Anyway thanks,
Kruno.

"Gary''s Student" wrote:

Either format the cell with wrap turned on or manually insert breaks with
ALT-enter where you want breaks
--
Gary''s Student


"KrunoCro" wrote:

In privious Excel versions I use to do it by selecting text and next row and
simply choose Justify from Format menu?