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How to ensure that very large blocks of text "wrap" in a cell?
I am importing large blocks of text from Word and Wordperfect into Excel
cells. The "wrap text" function works fine for the first one hundred or so characters, but then fails. |
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How to ensure that very large blocks of text "wrap" in a cell?
Even though you format as text wrap, you still need to insert a manual line
breeak every so often. This break is entered as ALT-ENTER -- Gary's Student "nicholson61" wrote: I am importing large blocks of text from Word and Wordperfect into Excel cells. The "wrap text" function works fine for the first one hundred or so characters, but then fails. |
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