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I handle moves of sites. There is one field that requires some fairly
extensive explanation of any issues that have occurred for history purposes. I have discovered that excel will cut off at a certain amount of data. If you click on the excel box you can see all the data. However, when it prints and when you are not on the box you cannot read the remainder of the issues and ifit was resolved. Is there any way I can tell excel to open up the number of charaters it will handle per cell? I have tried to abreviate but that has not even helped. I have even made the print smaller that doesn't help either. Any help wold be greatly appreciated. Now what I do is waste space by creating a second whole line with all the same info and then I just add the extra data in the last column where the narrative is needed. This however makes my excel sheet very long and confusion. Thanks. |
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