When typing text in the cell, no matter whether I have "WRAP TEXT" on or not,
the text is cut off. I read an earlier posting response saying there is a
limit of 1024 characters and to use "ALT-ENTER" to get around this. It does
not work. Is there anything else I can do?

Thank you.

Try using a text box from the Drawing toolbar. You can align the box with
the cell by holding down the Alt key while you move the borders.

"Jeff" wrote in message
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When typing text in the cell, no matter whether I have "WRAP TEXT" on or
not,
the text is cut off. I read an earlier posting response saying there is a
limit of 1024 characters and to use "ALT-ENTER" to get around this. It
does
not work. Is there anything else I can do?

Thank you.

Maybe just increasing the row height will fix the problem.

Jeff wrote:

When typing text in the cell, no matter whether I have "WRAP TEXT" on or not,
the text is cut off. I read an earlier posting response saying there is a
limit of 1024 characters and to use "ALT-ENTER" to get around this. It does
not work. Is there anything else I can do?

Thank you.

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Dave Peterson

Once you manually change the row height then Excel expects
you to continue to adjust it to what you want. I expect that is
the cause of the problem. There is a macro by Jim Rech to
to autofit due to merged cells that may actually be your problem
and solution see
http://google.com/groups?threadm=uGM...40TK2MSFTNGP10
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HTH,
David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001]
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message ...
Maybe just increasing the row height will fix the problem.

Jeff wrote:

When typing text in the cell, no matter whether I have "WRAP TEXT" on or not,
the text is cut off. I read an earlier posting response saying there is a
limit of 1024 characters and to use "ALT-ENTER" to get around this. It does
not work. Is there anything else I can do?

Thank you.

--

Dave Peterson