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I just thought, why not record a macro as you shrinkToFit and follow the
steps above. Using 2003 myself so this is not available. "Billy Liddel" wrote: You could try code - the following shrinks the font.size by 1 Sub ShrinkFont() Dim Isize As Integer Isize = ActiveCell.Font.size Isize = Isize - 1 With Selection.Font .size = Isize End With End Sub Copy this into your personal workbook and assign a keyboard shortcut and it can be run in any workbook. If you do not have a personal workbook, record a simple macro in a new book and name it personal. This should hide the workbook. Then with another file open type ALT + F11, Ctl +R to open Project explorer, select the personal workbook and copy this into a VBModule Regards Peter "inthestands" wrote: I often need to shrink columns. Is there a faster way to get to "shrink to fit" rather than to go into CTRL-1, alignment, shrink to fit? I am using 2007 Thanks in advance, inthestands |
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