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I have a long text string (1300 characters). Even with text wrapping
and expanding the cell height, it eventually (at 1200-something characters) stops wrapping. I want to be able to tell where the text begins to exceed the cell width (i.e., stops wrapping), so I can end that cell nicely and put the rest in subsequent cells. I know how to do the latter. Is there a way to tell via (VBA) where the text begins to exceed the cell width? Thanks, Alan |
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