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Can you get line breaks in a text cell
I've got Excel XP and there is a form I'm creating that requires some free
text input. Is there a way I can put in a line or para break into a cell (as you can in a cell of a word table). Can't easily use separate cells as the number of paras can vary. I could use word but then I lose the facility to use excel on all the cells that contain data. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. TIA Rob |
Can you get line breaks in a text cell
Just hit Alt-Enter which editing a cell to start a new line
RFJ wrote: I've got Excel XP and there is a form I'm creating that requires some free text input. Is there a way I can put in a line or para break into a cell (as you can in a cell of a word table). Can't easily use separate cells as the number of paras can vary. I could use word but then I lose the facility to use excel on all the cells that contain data. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. TIA Rob |
Can you get line breaks in a text cell
Just hit Alt-Enter when editing a cell to start a new line
RFJ wrote: I've got Excel XP and there is a form I'm creating that requires some free text input. Is there a way I can put in a line or para break into a cell (as you can in a cell of a word table). Can't easily use separate cells as the number of paras can vary. I could use word but then I lose the facility to use excel on all the cells that contain data. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. TIA Rob |
Can you get line breaks in a text cell
Use your right mouse for formatting options & format the cell to wrap text.
Another idea is to use ALT & ENTER at the same time. This will allow you to create another line of text within the same cell at the point you desire. Nancy "RFJ" wrote: I've got Excel XP and there is a form I'm creating that requires some free text input. Is there a way I can put in a line or para break into a cell (as you can in a cell of a word table). Can't easily use separate cells as the number of paras can vary. I could use word but then I lose the facility to use excel on all the cells that contain data. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. TIA Rob |
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