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The best way to achieve this is to merge the cells from A31 to H35 and unlock
the cells to allow editing. (as Huber57 suggested in his second part). Shauna "Skydiver" wrote: You're thinking just like me. I failed to mention that I did use a floating text box, however I've unlocked certain cells and have protected the sheet so this does not allow me to type any text into the floating text box. "Huber57" wrote: Unless you need the data in a cell (and since it sounds like text, I would think not), how about a text box that is sized appropriately but is "floating" above the cells you want to have text within? If you need it in one big text box you can highlight them all and merge the cells. Hope this helps. "Skydiver" wrote: I have a range from A31 to H35. In this range I would like to type text beginning in A31 up until the H31 area. Upon reaching this area I would like to continue typing without exceeding the H31 area, thus continuing in A32 all the way until H35. Is this possible? Help. John |
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