At the top of the worksheet there are two boxes. The box to the left is the
cell reference box. Just to the right of it is a box where a formula appears
or if text, where text appears.

Is there an Excel 2003 character I can insert between two words to force the
second word to automatically €œwrap€� to the space below (not the next cell):

1
Sells

Right now I have to type 1 with a long space before typing Sells:

1 Sells


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David

Use the key combination of ALT ENTER:

1<ALT ENTERSales

Will produce:

1
Sales

This should automatically happen. If it doesn't format the cell to wrap
text:

FormatCellsAlignment tabWrap text

Biff

"David" wrote in message
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At the top of the worksheet there are two boxes. The box to the left is
the
cell reference box. Just to the right of it is a box where a formula
appears
or if text, where text appears.

Is there an Excel 2003 character I can insert between two words to force
the
second word to automatically "wrap" to the space below (not the next
cell):

1
Sells

Right now I have to type 1 with a long space before typing Sells:

1 Sells


--
David

See Biff's post for the Alt + Enter.

If you want to add the carriage return in a formula use CHAR(10)

="This is one line" & CHAR(10) & "This is second line"

Format the cell to wrap text and autofit the row and column.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP.

On Mon, 28 May 2007 14:22:01 -0700, David
wrote:

At the top of the worksheet there are two boxes. The box to the left is the
cell reference box. Just to the right of it is a box where a formula appears
or if text, where text appears.

Is there an Excel 2003 character I can insert between two words to force the
second word to automatically “wrap” to the space below (not the next cell):

1
Sells

Right now I have to type 1 with a long space before typing Sells:

1 Sells