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Woksheet spliting
I am trying to see if there is a way to split a worksheet. The data I have
to input needs to have columns at different widths. example: A1. a b c d e f A2 A b c d e f Any help you can give me I would appreciate |
Woksheet spliting
Sorry, each column has a single width for all its cells. You could merge
cells to simulate wider columns, but merged cells can cause problems with sorting and some editing operations. Hope this helps, Hutch "Liz" wrote: I am trying to see if there is a way to split a worksheet. The data I have to input needs to have columns at different widths. example: A1. a b c d e f A2 A b c d e f Any help you can give me I would appreciate |
Woksheet spliting
Hello Liz
If i inderstand your question, I propose une solution "bricolo" Utilise the merge cellule. In your example : A1. a b c d e f A2 a b c d e f A2 A1 a a b b+c+d c e+f d g e h f i I hope it d'ont exists a third split (A3) ! J a c q u e s "Liz" a écrit dans le message de ... I am trying to see if there is a way to split a worksheet. The data I have to input needs to have columns at different widths. example: A1. a b c d e f A2 A b c d e f Any help you can give me I would appreciate |
Woksheet spliting
Some one told me that you can add a new worksheet in with that worksheet is
this possible? That way it is all in one worksheet but with several worksheets. Is this somehow possible "Jacques ALARDET" wrote: Hello Liz If i inderstand your question, I propose une solution "bricolo" Utilise the merge cellule. In your example : A1. a b c d e f A2 a b c d e f A2 A1 a a b b+c+d c e+f d g e h f i I hope it d'ont exists a third split (A3) ! J a c q u e s "Liz" a écrit dans le message de ... I am trying to see if there is a way to split a worksheet. The data I have to input needs to have columns at different widths. example: A1. a b c d e f A2 A b c d e f Any help you can give me I would appreciate |
Woksheet spliting
You can't insert/embed a worksheet into another worksheet in the same
workbook. You can embed a different workbook as an object in a worksheet. Hutch "Liz" wrote: Some one told me that you can add a new worksheet in with that worksheet is this possible? That way it is all in one worksheet but with several worksheets. Is this somehow possible "Jacques ALARDET" wrote: Hello Liz If i inderstand your question, I propose une solution "bricolo" Utilise the merge cellule. In your example : A1. a b c d e f A2 a b c d e f A2 A1 a a b b+c+d c e+f d g e h f i I hope it d'ont exists a third split (A3) ! J a c q u e s "Liz" a écrit dans le message de ... I am trying to see if there is a way to split a worksheet. The data I have to input needs to have columns at different widths. example: A1. a b c d e f A2 A b c d e f Any help you can give me I would appreciate |
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