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Wrap a custom number format
I want to display a date in a cell formatted "ddd d mmm", but I want the
resulting test to wrap onto 2 lines. It's refusing to do so. Any ideas? Thanks Rob |
Wrap a custom number format
You can do it, but it won't behave very nicely.
I'm gonna assume that you want the break between the ddd and d. Format|cells|Number tab Custom format dddXd mmm But instead of typing the X, hit ctrl-j (ctrl-j is the same as alt-enter) Now to the Alignment tab make sure that Wrap text is checked Then back to excel. You'll have to make the rowheight deeper -- it won't react to autofitting. And if you squeeze the column width too much, you'll see #####. And those are based on the width of the text--not including wrap text! Not quite the same, huh? Rob wrote: I want to display a date in a cell formatted "ddd d mmm", but I want the resulting test to wrap onto 2 lines. It's refusing to do so. Any ideas? Thanks Rob -- Dave Peterson |
Wrap a custom number format
very nice - a useful tip.
-- Gary''s Student gsnu200712 |
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