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For Excel 2003, is there a way to determine the number of lines of text in a
cell (with wordwrap turned on? (Similar to LineCount for a textbox.) I'm adding blocks of text to a cell, and--within limits--want to be able to resize the cell so the whole block will be visible. The text may or may not contain CR/LF characters, so there could be blank lines I'd like to have displayed and included in the line count. I'd prefer not to use autofit, so I can maintain a minimum rowheight, as well as keeping from going over a maximum rowheight. Thanks. Bert |
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